How do we deal with negative perceptions of flipped – and now online – classes, especially if students expect not to have to teach themselves things?
As the building for Fall 2020 continues, this time I discuss the assessment setup for Calculus.
It seems that there's a resurgence in interest about flipped learning, as we move further in to online learning. What's the reason?
A sample set of actual activities for my Fall 2020 calculus course, designed using the framework from an earlier post.
The problem of academic honesty in online courses may have nothing to do with being online -- it may have much more to do with how we grade.