Roughly 2,700 VHS tapes featuring titles like "Silent Night, Deadly Night," "Toxic Zombies" and "Buried Alive" arrived at Sterling Memorial Library last week. Yale has become the first institution in the country to actively collect VHS tapes, thanks to the initiative of Kaplanoff Librarian for American History David Gary and Aaron Pratt GRD '16.

A guide to going digital.

How one faculty's approach to flipping has changed

Millennials are often called "digital natives" because their familiarity with new technology seems to be in their DNA. Whether we like it or not, the "screen age" is here to stay-and with it has come a much more media-rich information ecosystem. Students are exposed to thousands of images a day.

Flipping your course is not an all or nothing endeavor. Dip your toe into the flipping pool.

Although this articles centers around a math course, teachers can use the framework for other fields of study.

Getty is opening up their vast image stockpile.

Using the instructional video in the classroom with individual devices, students can pause and replay the video while the instructor helps the struggling students.

This article appeared in the Emerging Ed Tch blog.

Interesting read on how to flip your classroom.

Great app for the iPad for simple image presentations. Grabs and embeds the attribution information on CC-icensed Flikr images.