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Re-imagining professional learning

Pixels&Praxis February 3, 2019 February 3, 2019advocacy, andragogy, blog, continuous learning, EDTC 6106, faculty development, implementation management, individualized learning, infrastructure, instructional coaching, ISTE Coaching Standard 4 Professional Development and Program Evaluation, needs assessment, organizational leadership, Professional Development, strategic planning, vision

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Research, realism, and relationship: Empowering PD partnership between teachers and institutions

Pixels&Praxis January 20, 2019 January 20, 2019blog

The shift to Common Core State Standards in 2010 not only changed teaching and learning by greatly increasing and standardizing emphasis on student knowledge construction and problem-solving, but were accompanied by an associated accountability movement that ties high-stakes testing of student outcomes to teacher evaluation. … Continue readingResearch, realism, and relationship: Empowering PD partnership between teachers and institutions

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Constructing Meaning with Chromebooks and OERs

Pixels&Praxis January 20, 2019 January 20, 2019blog

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Fostering Troubleshooting Skills in Digital Learning Environments

Pixels&Praxis August 10, 2018 August 10, 2018andragogy, blog, EDTC 6104, equity, infrastructure, instructional coaching, ISTE Coaching Standard 3 Digital Age Learning Environments, ISTE Educator Standard 5 Designer, ISTE Student Standard 5 Computational Thinker, metacognition, motivation, online learners, persistence, student engagement, Troubleshooting

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Web Accessibility: A Team Approach

Pixels&Praxis August 3, 2018 August 3, 2018Accessibility, advocacy, blog, diversity, EDTC 6104, equity, Ethics, implementation management, individualized learning, infrastructure, ISTE Coaching Standard 1 Visionary Leadership, ISTE Coaching Standard 3 Digital Age Learning Environments, ISTE Coaching Standard 5 Digital Citizenship, ISTE Educator Standard 3 Citizen, ISTE Educator Standard 5 Designer, ISTE Student Standard 1 Empowered Learner, needs assessment, Professional Development, reflective practice, strategic planning, vision

Check out this dyslexic font. I’m not dyslexic, but I love using this font because I do have a bit of hyperopia. Fortunately, thanks to the accessibility features in the course LMS I use, both my dyslexic students and I can opt to have our … Continue readingWeb Accessibility: A Team Approach

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Using Open Educational Resources to Support Academic Achievement in a First-year Humanities Class

Pixels&Praxis July 23, 2018 July 23, 2018Accessibility, andragogy, blog, constructivism, EDTC 6104, Ethics, individualized learning, infrastructure, ISTE Coaching Standard 3 Digital Age Learning Environments

Well-designed digital learning environments combine effective management strategies with collaborative learning processes (ISTE Coaching Standard 3: Digital Learning Environments). Open Educational Resources (OERs) are instructional materials (such as textbooks, multimedia learning tools, and lesson plans) that can be used free of charge by instructors and … Continue readingUsing Open Educational Resources to Support Academic Achievement in a First-year Humanities Class

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Archives and Analysis

Pixels&Praxis July 18, 2018 July 18, 2018blog, collaborative classroom, constructivism, EDTC 6103, ISTE Coaching Standard 2 Teaching, Learning, and Assessments, ISTE Student Standard 1 Empowered Learner, ISTE Student Standard 2 Digital Citizen, ISTE Student Standard 3 Knowledge Constructor, ISTE Student Standard 4 Innovative Designer, ISTE Student Standard 6 Computational Thinker, ISTE Student Standard 7 Global Collaborator, learning & assessment

Extending Literary Interpretation through Archival Research and Global Collaboration Visit the Website for this Project Goals The goals of a 100 level college Introduction to Literature course include learning the rudiments of literary analysis, considering how literature interprets the human condition, and analyzing the … Continue readingArchives and Analysis

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Toward a theory and practice of coaching higher ed faculty

Pixels&Praxis June 2, 2018 June 2, 2018andragogy, assessment, blog, closing the loop, constructivism, EDTC 6103, faculty development, individualized learning, instructional coaching, ISTE Coaching Standard 2 Teaching, ISTE Coaching Standard 2 Teaching, Learning, and Assessments, ISTE Educator Standard 1 Learner, ISTE Educator Standard 4 Collaborator, ISTE Educator Standard 5 Designer, learning & assessment, organizational leadership, Professional Development, reflective practice, strategic planning

Why re-imagine faculty professional learning? Among the three 2017-2021 strategic priorities of Colorado- and Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit higher education association EDUCAUSE is “reimagined professional learning.” By replacing the term professional development with professional learning in its vocabulary, CEO John O’Brien (2018) indicates the extent to … Continue readingToward a theory and practice of coaching higher ed faculty

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Writing Math: Integrating Universal Design with “Social Turn” Writing Pedagogy

Pixels&Praxis May 19, 2018 May 19, 2018Accessibility, andragogy, assessment, blog, constructivism, EDTC 6103, individualized learning, ISTE Coaching Standard 2 Teaching, Learning, and Assessments, ISTE Coaching Standard 5 Digital Citizenship, ISTE Educator Standard 3 Citizen, ISTE Educator Standard 6 Facilitator, ISTE Student Standard 2 Digital Citizen, motivation, nontraditional students, persistence, standards, student engagement

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Research-based Frameworks for Addressing and Assessing Online Learning Engagement

Pixels&Praxis May 7, 2018 May 7, 2018andragogy, blog, closing the loop, Constant Comparison Method, constructivism, diversity, EDTC 6103, Ethics, Framework Method, ISTE Coaching Standard 2 Teaching, Learning, and Assessments, ISTE Coaching Standard 3 Digital Age Learning Environments, ISTE Educator Standard 5 Designer, ISTE Educator Standard 7 Analyst, motivation, nontraditional students, online learners, persistence, research, strategic planning, student engagement, vision

I begin this post with three hypotheses about online learning, based on my experience as a community college composition and humanities teacher in both face to face and digital formats, and on my experience as a graduate student who has taken digital courses from two … Continue readingResearch-based Frameworks for Addressing and Assessing Online Learning Engagement

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