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A useful, interactive tool to build learning objectives for a course or lesson

I used this to create a set of flashcards to share among peers. You can access from the web browser, mobile device, and computer or laptop. You can set goals to cover 20 flashcards per day and flag the confidence level.

Over 53 million usable free media files!

Images for faculty and student use in the classroom with easy to read and understand licensing.

It is important that we have a meaningful clinical post-conference and this is a great quick tip for instructors to use.

Trends in social media change rapidly and I always ask my students what social media they are using. Here's an interesting Blog that covers social media for 2022.

This is a great resource for adding narration to powerpoint!

This is an online tool that I have used to create a simple Jeopardy game quickly and easily. It is very user friendly and has almost no learning curve.

This is an interesting article on the Metropolitan Museum of Art's website about the use of AI in art.

We use reflective journaling in our courses.

Another way to increase accessibility when teaching online.

Camtasia seems like it would be a very useful software for creating videos that contain assessment.

This is a useful screen capture tool for making high quality lecture videos. The editing function is very user-friendly and accurate speech-to-text captions can be added.

This is a good tool to help with student engagement.

This is a clean and user-friendly tool that I use for multiple choice assessments during class. The interface is clean and simple. With the paid version, you can import class roles and keep track of points students earn. I also export quiz keys as PDF files for students to review questions after class.