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Interesting article on the use of different simulation modalities to train CRNAs! Kate Lindley

A collection of articles that discusses ways to incorporate social media into education. This is mostly geared towards k-12, but has some helpful insight for higher ed, as well.

I would recommend this IT article and others just as a food for thought, concerning the education for students. That if every school spent this amount of money into technology. Technology in teaching is going to keep advancing since it has been made room in budgets since covid-19, teaching will keep growing with technology. Also, this page has some interesting articles on A.I. which will be the newest technology all software's and companies are coming out with now/next.

Moodle Chat allows HTML, so if you need to have a robust chat through their LMS, you can learn, copy, and paste some HTML.

Great read! Provides great examples of using social media in education

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

This is a neat article on teaching math with social media. Some of the ideas can be applied to other subject areas as well.

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.

Not only for the assignment, but found this to be pretty interesting.

Interesting thoughts on using Tik Tok as a teaching tool.

Very interesting list of resources to use in the class. I already use the NewsEla & Radio Ambulante

Tips on creating a podcast easily. May be a helpful way to provide information outside of textbooks and online readings!

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.

I found this plug-in for Moodle that allows real-time sharing of multi-media such as chats, your screen/desktop, whiteboards, presentations, and audio/video. Appears to be an option for incorporating synchronous activities and communication.

How to protect academia against plagiarism?

This article explains how to use live transcription in Zoom. This is super helpful for recording a session, or just providing subtitles during a live session.