SoTL Snapshots: Digital Pedagogy
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These Snapshots describe teaching, learning, and assessment techniques that incorporate & integrate technology:
Many students use laptops to independently take notes which can lead to low class-engagement and unhelpful or inaccurate notes...
In remote classes, invigilated exams are not always possible. Academic dishonesty in remote classes has become a widespread...
Online tutorials can present challenges for students and instructors including keeping students engaged and presenting...
Large lecture courses have hundreds of students with diverse learning preferences. Instructors can follow the three Universal...
Online asynchronous discussions are used in both online and in-person courses. Research has shown that asynchronous online...
Researchers have long been concerned with academic integrity and misconduct. Research indicates that students cheat because...
This study compared the use of the online course design elements with the skills and strategies deemed important by the students...
Large undergraduate courses, specifically first-year courses, run into challenges such as engagement and self-directed learning...
Instructors use videos in face-to-face and online settings as a key tool in education. Students’ attentive...
When courses shifted to virtual classrooms during the COVID-19 pandemic, effective teaching methods became crucial...
The researchers explore the impact of ChatGPT and Artificial Intelligence (AI) integration in university teaching, focusing on professors'...
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