From Jeff Kahn It goes without saying that the library is changing in the new age of digital content; after all, libraries have led the way with cloud computing, moving content to remote storage before we had such a cute … Read More
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Online vs. Face-to-Face Library Instruction – What Works?
Julie Nichols and Kristin Johnson, Librarians at Northeast Lakeview College, have found that moving their library’s traditional face-to-face instruction to online modules provides 24/7 point-of-need access to the materials students need to complete their assignments. In this interview Nichols and Johnson discuss … Read More
2012 Lesson Challenge Winners Announced
Richmond, Virginia, U.S. – April 18, 2012 – SoftChalk, LLC, a leading developer of content authoring software for e-Learning, today announced the three winners and honorable mentions for its annual Lesson Challenge. The Lesson Challenge, an online contest that runs … Read More
Teaching Science Totally Online at Ocean County College
Today we have a special guest post from Dr. Jim Brown, an Associate Professor of Science and the former Dean of Science, Engineering, Health Sciences and Human Performance at Ocean County College (OCC). OCC was one of the first community … Read More
Behind the Scenes with Jacqui Cain, an OER Content Developer
Jacqui Cain, an instructor at College of the Redwoods, has worked on many OER projects. She has developed content as part of the the Open Course Library Project and created an open textbook/reader under the Kaleidoscope Grant. She is also … Read More
Gems of Learning: Richer, Next Gen Content Engages Students
From Sue Evans, Co-Founder and CEO The widespread use of Learning Management Systems (LMS), has led the transformation of course materials from print to digital. Unfortunately, digital content delivered in the LMS isn’t always more rich or engaging than print … Read More