10 Time-Management Hacks for the Overloaded Online Teacher
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You’re busy. We get it. As online educators, we know that the beginning of the school year is about as busy as it gets for
Back to School: Your Guide to a Smarter Start
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The beginning of a new school year can feel like the beginning of a new year, with the excitement of the multitude of possibilities that
If I Could Turn Back Time: 5 Things I Would Change
Alex van Donkersgoed
While the lyrics in Cher’s song, “If I Could Turn Back Time,” are about a romantic relationship, whenever I hear it, it makes me think
5 Visual Design Principles Every Online Teacher Should Know
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At StudyForge, we have been fortunate enough to rub shoulders with thousands of fantastic online educators over the last 10+ years. When we do, we
Five Rules for Assessment Your Students Won’t Hate You For
Brian Oger
A negative experience I had during my teacher training profoundly shaped the way I thought about assessment. The course was, ironically enough, about best practice
5 Updates You Need to Make to Your Online Course Because of ChatGPT
Richard Bitgood
A New Future — A New Context for Education Hi! My name is Richard, and I think it’s likely that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is going
What Teachers Should Know About How AI Works
Kenny Bitgood
Few things have rocked the world of education like the arrival of ChatGPT in November of 2022. I am not a teacher, but I do
Get Off Your Screen! Designing Activities that Get Your Students Outside
Brian Oger
If I had to compile a list of phrases that are most commonly on my lips as a parent of three teenagers and one pre-teen,
Will They Ever Finish????!!!
Alex van Donkersgoed
I spent the first ten years of my career as a teacher setting the pace of learning in my classroom. I was so excited when
AI-cademic Integrity: Keeping Students Honest in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Brian Oger
I was a big fan of Star Trek: The Next Generation when I was growing up. For some readers, this admission might diminish my credibility
Colonist’s Conundrum: Can I Teach First Peoples Courses if I’m Not Indigenous?
Brian Oger
Growing up, I had a lot of pride in my family history. On my mother’s side, my grandparents were immigrants to Canada who had resisted