Link to Digital Testing in an AI World
What’s new and coming for ArcGIS StoryMaps: Report from the ESRI User Conference
Earlier this summer I had the opportunity to return to San Diego, where ESRI, the creators of the premier GIS tools on the planet – the ArcGIS Pro desktop and ArcGIS Enterprise suite, along with a panoply of extensive mapping … Continue reading What’s new and coming for ArcGIS StoryMaps: Report from the ESRI User Conference
See It, Say It – How to Easily Create Transcripts
The other day, I was deep in Camtasia, crafting a tutorial on how to incorporate accessibility into our everyday work with Word and Docs. Camtasia is a versatile tool, but it falls short when it comes to creating captions and … Continue reading See It, Say It – How to Easily Create Transcripts
CyberAmbassadors: Level Up Your Communication, Teamwork, and Leadership Skills
The CyberAmbassadors program is an NSF-supported curriculum designed to to improve your interdisciplinary and professional “toolkit.” Through a series of nine interactive presentations offering practical approaches to common interpersonal and team challenges, including communicating about problems, equity and inclusion, and … Continue reading CyberAmbassadors: Level Up Your Communication, Teamwork, and Leadership Skills
Embrace Non-Traditional Grading with Moodle’s Outcomes Feature
If you’re exploring innovative grading methods for your course, the Outcomes feature in Moodle might be of interest. This tool allows instructors to define and assess student work based on specific course outcomes, providing a clear focus on learning objectives … Continue reading Embrace Non-Traditional Grading with Moodle’s Outcomes Feature
Assistive Technology (AT) Tools: Sticky Keys
This is part two of a series of Assistive Technology (AT) Tools posts about tools anyone can use on their devices without downloading anything additional. The previous post was Assistive Technology Tools: Speech to Text. Have you had surgery on … Continue reading Assistive Technology (AT) Tools: Sticky Keys
Starting the Data Conversation: Data Intake Form
Faculty, researchers, and students are using and generating increasing amounts of data. Determining where to store such data in a post-Google world can be challenging. And, storage space is not the only issue: data may have other requirements, such as … Continue reading Starting the Data Conversation: Data Intake Form