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This is the second post in a 3-part series on how to set up teams to be successful. [If you haven’t read post 1 yet, I encourage you to read it first].
I started this series with a question:
Should Students Be Able to Fire Teammates in a Class Project?
Again, in my classes, the answer to that question is “yes.”
Continue reading A Guide To Setting Up Classroom Groups for Success: Team Evaluations (Part 2 of 3)
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Spoiler alert: The final blog post in this 3-part series about how to set up your class for success when working with groups will be titled:
Should Students Be Able to Fire Teammates in a Class Project?
In my classes, the answer is “yes.”
Continue reading A Guide To Setting Up Classroom Groups for Success: Group Contracts (Part 1 of 3)
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There are books you want your students (and everyone else who works in communication!) to read, and there are books they must read.
Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die by Chip & Dan Heath falls into the must read category. Here’s why:
Continue reading Must Read Book: Made to Stick by Chip and Dan Heath (Book Review)
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Frequent readers of this blog know that I’ve been using Hootsuite University in my social media class for some time now. But, how does using Hootsuite University impact social media learning?
Continue reading Study Explores Hootsuite University in the College Classroom
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Each semester, I like to highlight something that I’m doing different in one of my classes (for example, see last Fall’s What’s Changing post).
This semester, I’d like to highlight my Writing Across Platforms class (the syllabus is at the bottom of this post). I’ve been teaching this class every spring for the last few years. So, what’s changing?
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Everyone seems to be talking about VR these days.
For Christmas, my brother gave me a Google Cardboard. It took no time for me to see why VR is all the rage and is set to take off in 2016.
Simply put: Google Cardboard = Amazing.
Continue reading Where is the missing Google Cardboard Photo Sharing App?
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The new semester has started here at Shepherd University. There is a lot I have planned and am looking forward to. But first, I want to look back at my Comm 322 Social Media class from last fall, Fall 2015.
