Emaze – an alternative to PowerPoint?
With everyone actively looking for PowerPoint alternatives, here is an interesting possibility. Very slick looking templates, all web based, andContinue Reading
Tag: faculty development
Is supervision about teaching or research?
In fact, it’s both! Studies in supervision practice have found a connection between a mentor-model of supervision and better researchContinue Reading
What busy profs would like to read in a blog post about active learning
During a great workshop today on active learning in engineering at McGill I asked two questions (using Socrative) , ofContinue Reading
Communications and expectations in graduate supervision
During my graduate education, I had two great supervisors and never any problems with communicating our mutual expectations. Their PhDsContinue Reading
Teaching in higher ed 101 – a reflection from a first-time “lecturer”
Last week, Chris Buddle wrote a blog post, Learning to Teach: 10 tips for Professors. As an educator and “new”Continue Reading
Learning to teach: 10 Tips for professors
Professors are often hired for their research credentials, and are trained more for their research skills and abilities than forContinue Reading
Grow the 8% – from teachingandlearninginhighered.org
The Teaching and Learning in Higher Education blog has a very interesting post titled “grow the 8%” with an infographic on the importance of faculty development. Infographics are visual representations of information and can be an excellent way of synthesizing a complex topic. Check out the infographic after the jump. Read more –>
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