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Tips to Successfully Wrap Up the Spring Semester
While final examinations do not begin until April 27, preparing now to wrap up your courses will streamline the process for both you and your students. While it has been over a year since Duke transitioned to emergency remote learning and the community has gained more experience with flexible teaching models, challenges — particularly in terms of student, faculty and staff well-being — remain. However, there are strategies you can
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5 Ways to Teach Public Speaking to Kids

Preparing Your Summer 2021 Course
If you are teaching this summer, there’s a lot to plan for! Adapting to the pandemic, teaching part or all of your course online and shorter summer sessions all conspire to impact your teaching. We’ve gathered some helpful guidelines from experiences last summer, student surveys and published reports across higher education. Jump to the section that will benefit you. Course DesignCreating CommunityCentering Students Designing Effective Assessments Start with Course
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The Pico Neo 3 VR Headset Highlights XR’s Expanding GeoPolitical Challenges
Digital Bodies The Pico Neo 3 is the latest VR headset to arrive, with a release date of May 10th. We don’t have many details outside of the following: It appears to be a ... Read more The Pico Neo 3 VR Headset Highlights XR’s Expanding GeoPolitical Challenges This article The Pico Neo 3 VR Headset Highlights XR’s Expanding GeoPolitical Challenges first appeared on Digital Bodies by Emory
One plan for American higher ed this fall: how many campuses are requiring vaccines?
As spring term proceeds, colleges and universities are planning for this upcoming fall semester. There is a lot going on in this complex process, especially as pandemic conditions change. I have posted about one scenario already, plus a glimpse of all of 2021 from way back in 2020, and there are more posts to come. Today I just wanted to focus on one particular detail, and I’ll phrase it as
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