It was one eye-opening discussion with a colleague over an afternoon coffee that got me thinking. I remember from the previous year’s teaching, how challenging it was to support community building
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Writing, like all other skills, is learned through practice. Proficient writing skills, implying writing text that flows and in one’s own words, require a great of practice. An additional
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After 12 years of full-time university teaching, Leo surprised himself by thinking that assessment is, well, fun. Where was the usual “Another day in the factory” feeling he usually fought against
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Create shared understanding with us and highlight your viewpoints on post-pandemic teaching! We invite you to share your teaching experiences both from ongoing academic year and your teaching needs for the
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In this article, we invite you to challenge some common assumptions about digital learning. Some of these ideas might already sound familiar, but as you go through them try to think
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Have you ever wondered if you could find and read some book about teaching and learning, but you did not know where to begin?
Fortunately, Miloš Mladenović
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After the Lumière brothers invented the movies in 1895 moving images have been used to educate. Fast forward to today’s demand-AI-driven Netflixt or YouTube the largest learning platform on
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