Academic Fair Use—How Does It Apply to Your Course Design?
As instructors and course designers within a non-profit university, we know the importance of academic Fair Use and feel protected by it when including copyrighted work within our...
Creating Accessible Documents 101
EDUCAUSE, a leading research group on prevailing issues and trends in higher education, recently surveyed its membership on the most important concerns and opportunities in teaching and learning for...
Instructional Design consultations offered at USF
An Instructional Design (ID) consultation is an opportunity for instructors to meet one-to-one with an instructional designer or multimedia developer to explore enhancing their content delivery or to address...
21st Century Skills for Teaching & Learning
What are “21st Century Skills”? Whether you love, dislike or are indifferent to the kinds of technologies that we are increasingly exposed to each day, you must admit that...
Flipping the Classroom
“Flipping the classroom” has become something of a buzzword in the last several years, driven in part by high profile publications in The New York Times (Fitzpatrick, 2012); The...