Mary Lewis

Saving links and digital materials saves time for other supports for class.  

Short and frequent connections will keep the connection and not interfere unnecessarily with student/ professor lives.  

Our greatest asset is time.  What we save from wasting is reserved for living. 

These organizational skills are critically important to the efficacy of the class and its success.  

These types of course evaluation are already in place.  We have other avenues of evaluation also. 

Recently I have begun using video feedback... I don't know if students watch them or not. 

It seems we practice all of these, with the exception of tests.  My classes have no exams.

This reinforces the purpose for learning management organization to be consistent through the weeks. 

With students who have very busy schedules and students who may or may not complete the assigned work that is part of the points counted for their grades, how do you encourage them to participate in the blogging?  What percent of students fully participate and what percent make an attempt?

Thanks for your insight.  I look forward to reading your experiences.

Blogging creates a portfolio of each students work.  This will allow progress to be assessed.