Insights From Innovating Pedagogy Report 2020: Data Literacy, Data Ethics and Evidence-Based Action By Stefanie Panke for AACE Review With the new publication schedule introduced last year, the month of January marks the release of the annual Innovating Pedagogy report. The Open University published the 2020 edition in collaboration with researchers from the National Institute for Digital … Read more
When Students Design University: An Interview with Alessandra Molinari & Andrea Alessandro Gasparini By Allie Alayan for AACE Review Design thinking can provide students with the opportunity to think like an ‘expert designer,’ which can allow for greater engagement and commitment. It can be especially powerful as an instrument for students to become involved in organizational policies within higher education. As … Read more
Coming out of the Fog: A Year of Writing with AACE Review By Lisa Hammershaimb for AACE Review Echoing the words of Angela Brown, a writing compatriot, it is hard to believe I have been writing with AACE Review for a year! I first learned about the opportunity to write for AACE in January of 2019 … Read more
Augmented Reading – Bringing Books to Life By Angela Brown for AACE Review “A book is a device to ignite the imagination.” Alan Bennett, The Uncommon Reader. Bringing a story to life Increasingly, creative app developers, visual artists, authors and publishers are pushing beyond the boundaries of how we “experience” reading. … Read more
Mobile Apps for Learning – What’s Next? Guest Article by Michael Kelley By admin for AACE Review In my quest for always learning about technology and reporting on it, I came across AACE and was thrilled when they allowed me the chance to write this piece for them. It is wonderful to see such a passionate organization bring … Read more
Mais Yeah, Cher: The E-Learn Diaries Part 3 – Fun, Games And No Easy Answers By Lisa Hammershaimb for AACE Review E-Learn day three dawned, as conference closing days generally do, with a mingled mix of sadness and excitement. The sadness comes from the idea that the event is soon to be over. The excitement comes from thinking about … Read more
Lagniappe – A Little Extra of Connectedness: The E-Learn Diaries, Part 2 By Lisa Hammershaimb for AACE Review E-Learn day two dawned bright and early. A quick stop at the morning snack station revealed bagels were the snack du jour. This healthy turn was a somewhat disappointing switch from the first-day beignets. Still, on the positive … Read more
Laissez les bons temps rouler – The E-Learn Diaries, Part 1 By Lisa Hammershaimb for AACE Review New Orleans is a city whose history is filled with cultural diversity. It was passed from France to Spain to France and finally to American with the Louisiana purchase in 1803. Each culture left its mark. The city … Read more
Beautiful Questions: An Interview with Warren Berger By Allie Alayan for AACE Review There is no better way to start a conference than with a set of great questions. Warren Berger is giving the opening keynote on “The Power of Beautiful Questions” at the E-Learn conference in New Orleans on the … Read more
Open Educational Resources – Tips & Tricks for Producing and Adapting By Allie Alayan for AACE Review Emese Felvégi, Ariana E. Santiago, and Robert M. McCarn are hosting a workshop on Open Educational Resources at the upcoming E-Learn 2019 Conference. Their workshop will take place on Monday, November 4 from 1:00PM-4:30PM. We talked to them … Read more