In this first episode of Innovation in Instructional Design Special Series, Dr. Ed Vengrouski shares his design and developing experiences for MBA 821 Organizational Behavior in a Global Context with Dr. LeAnn Brown and instructional […]
VidGrid has released some brand new presentation tools to enhance their video recording experience. These new tools include drawing on your screen, changing the webcam view during a recording, a webcam only option, and highlighting […]
On Friday, April 27th, Dr. Cheryl Duffy gathered faculty from several departments to discuss how they help their students learn how to write.
Educators have several options that can make their course content accessible for free. In the following article from Cult of Pedagogy, Jennifer Gonzalez outlines four tools that can help students better engage with course content […]
(Student’s Eye View is a new series on the TigerLearn Blog. Within this series, you will be able to examine a student’s thoughts and opinions of technology enhanced learning tools. Check back frequently for new […]
Online learning has become an innovative way for busy college students to take the classes they need while still having time to work and participate in other activities. Virtual classrooms have many pros but they […]
3 Minutes With highlights specific technology enhanced learning tools by showcasing how certain faculty members utilize them. In each episode, each faculty member will explain in three minutes why and how they implemented a specific […]
(Student’s Eye View is a new series on the TigerLearn Blog. Within this series, you will be able to examine a student’s thoughts and opinions of technology enhanced learning tools. Check back frequently for new […]
VidGrid Video Platform (formerly named as ilos) has been active at Fort Hays State University since August 2016. Teaching Innovation and Learning Technologies has been suggesting VidGrid to faculty for video creation, curation, and distribution. In turn, […]
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