A variety of instructional resources are available to faculty from all disciplines. These resources include: activities, videos, handouts, slideshow presentations, and other multimedia resources.
Dr. Debra Anderson discusses her successes, areas of improvement, and approaches regarding peer review with foreign language students.
Coding & Analyzing Information (Prezi)
This presentation can show students the strategies for analyzing and interpreting the data they collect from their various research topics.
Literature Review & Synthesis (Prezi)
This presentation can breakdown how students can appraise a literature review and how they can apply this into an academic synthesis.
Help for reading, understanding conventions, and tools for productive research and research writing.
Coding & Analyzing Information (Prezi)
Coding can help students better analyze and group data from a text into a form they may easier understand. This Prezi outlines the best methods and practices for coding.
Minimal Marking
This video explains a strategy that instructors can use to reduce the amount of red ink being used to revise students' papers.
Paragraph Sandwich
CRAFT & MMAPs
Effective Arguments (Prezi)
This presentation can show students how to create an effective argument by utilizing the acronym AUDIENCE: Analysis, Understanding, Demographics, Interest, Environment, Needs, Customization, and Expectations.
Tech Tools for Responding to Student Writing
This Prezi presents different ways an instructor can provide student feedback through digital inquiry.