
A podcast for academics who teach online.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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In Episode 40, “globetrotters.edu,” Sandy Strick and Karen Edwards at the University of South Carolina, described how they created virtual study abroad trips for their Hospitality and Marketing students. Initially, they needed an alternative when t... more
By now, practically everyone who has a connection to academia has heard that the traditional audience for higher education is headed for a demographic cliff. In response, colleges and universities are exploring ways to attract an older audience of de... more
It’s especially appropriate that we’re taking a deeper dive into the topic of virtual field experiences on this Wired Ivy Footnotes episode because as I’m speaking, early in May 2022, Dan is in Europe having just completed a study abroad experience w... more
As the world reopens, in fits and starts, higher ed is attempting to speed away from the pandemic as quickly as possible. But the end of the academic year is now on the horizon and, for academics, that means it’s time for an assessment. A glance in ... more
Educators who are engaged in online teaching are, at some point, going to hear the words "quality matters." At first mentioned, this seems self-evident. As educators, we understand that the quality of our course design content and delivery is import... more
It’s time for Wired Ivy Office Hours! A quick but deep dive into an online higher ed term or concept to cultivate effective communication and weed out confusion.
Prior to 2014, academic institutions in couldn’t legally give non-resident students a... more
Listeners who’ve followed Wired Ivy for a while now will know Dan and Kieran are firm believers that course design needs to begin with the learning objectives, regardless of academic level and mode of delivery. And yet, when we listened to the previ... more
High-stakes academic assessments create conditions that motivate students to cheat. At the same time everyone wants a laudable level of academic integrity in higher learning. Fair or not, for many years there has been a dismissive accusation that o... more
It’s great to hear all these conversations with the super-experienced hosts. Bring out the real Kieran! I like it best when she is speaking off the cuff. Thanks for sharing all your experiences and good to hear from new voices.
This podcast is engaging, interesting, and so timely in terms of its focus on online teaching. Highly recommend!
The timing is perfect for launching this material and the 7 questions are spot on.
Very helpful for any educator faced with quick transition to online teaching as well as for those instructors who have been teaching online for years.
This podcast is a remarkable resource for those teaching online either as veterans or who suddenly had to switch their courses from in the class to online. Kieran and Dan are experts in the field, in teaching, and in creating and delivering online content for creating a community in their courses.
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