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Four Ways to Handle Bad Reviews on Professor Rating Sites

Posted on March 18, 2013 by Dr. Mark Revels

ntr23 (flickr) Have you ever searched ratemyprofessors.com or a similar site to see how your students rank you? The results can be enlightening—or disheartening.   I recently received the following comment: “Worst Professor, i ever had. Avoid him.” The problem with … Continue reading →

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Assistive Technology is Already Here! Shifting Focus on Universal Design in Education

Posted on May 30, 2012 by Chris Olson

This handicap-inaccessible curb shows how Universal Design is often ignored. (League of Michigan Bicyclists/flickr)   I received a forwarded email message last week proclaiming that providing mainstream accessibility for people with disabilities was “exploding in the computer area.” Yet another … Continue reading →

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Technology in the Classroom: 5 Tips to Engage Blended Learning Students

Posted on April 19, 2012 by Chris Olson

  Education has changed dramatically since the digital revolution, and technology in the classroom is no exception. When I began taking college classes at Dakota State University about 15 years ago, I had never sent an email or browsed this … Continue reading →

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