With so many articles about Higher Ed IT across the web, it can be easy to miss something important. Here we have collected articles from some of the best Higher Ed IT blogs for you in one aggregate feed. We are constantly updating this list from some of our favorite sources.
MSU IT announces MSU Educational Technology Summit

Analyzing Student Feedback
Student feedback can be an excellent way to find out how a class went, but how do you interpret the data you get? While collecting feedback is important, it is only the first step in the evaluation and improvement process. In this post, we review some strategies for interpreting and analyzing student feedback. Sources of Feedback Course evaluations are a great source of student feedback, but there are other ways
New Argos Post on Optimizing for Educator Effectiveness
The phrase “empowering educators” is a cliché that usually doesn’t mean much. We could use the language of business—as I have—to describe educators as knowledge workers and think about optimizing their workflows to reduce the amount of time they spend on low-value tasks and increase their opportunities to apply their expert judgment to high-value tasks. That formulation provides a more specific, testable, and potentially impactful description at the risk of
*New book* Presence & Belonging in Digital Education

Tim Cook on an Apple AR Device – “I Couldn’t be More Excited”
Digital Bodies Tim Cook once again expressed his excitement over the possibilities of augmented reality and a forthcoming Apple AR device. UpLoadVR picked up on an interview in China Daily, where there was the following exchange: ... This article Tim Cook on an Apple AR Device – “I Couldn’t be More Excited” first appeared on Digital Bodies by Emory Craig .
New Post About the Blended Future of College on the Argos Blog
As we try to make sense of changing student enrollment numbers post-COVID and think about what “quality education” means in a pervasively blended education, part of that work requires us to think about “data” the way we would think about our senses and sense-making in a face-to-face class. My new post on the Argos website describes one way the platform enables our educator/publishers to do that and provides some eye-opening
Roblox Coming to the Quest 2 – the Implications for Education
Digital Bodies We have no official confirmation on the incredibly popular Roblox platform coming to the Meta’s Quest 2 headset, but it seems likely from yesterday’s tweet from Roblox: Get ready to experience ... This article Roblox Coming to the Quest 2 – the Implications for Education first appeared on Digital Bodies by Emory Craig .
Duke Faculty Participate in 2022 Active Learning Institute

Symposium Spotlights: Seven (Feasible) Ways to Beat the Grading Grind

The End
A couple of weeks ago, I received an email from my friend Eli Luberoff, the founder and CEO of Desmos. It was news I'd been anticipating — dreading, really — for some time: the startup had been acquired. Amplify was buying its curriculum division; the calculator part would become a free-standing public benefit corporation. The subject of the email from Eli said "good news," and I don't mean to imply
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