By Stefanie Panke for AACE Review
January 2019 marked the release of the 7th edition of Innovating Pedagogy, a series of annual reports on innovations in teaching, learning and assessment that is published by The Open University in collaboration with varying partner institutions. Like … Read more
By Sandra Rogers for AACE Review
Are you looking for lessons to teach your students how to interact online with benevolent intention and personal safeguards? This spring semester, I teach a component of an interdisciplinary college course on technology called, Wired, with a dozen … Read more
By Stefanie Panke for AACE Review
“Learning can be playful, wonderful, a way of understanding and making sense of the world” (Innovating Pedagogy 2019). It’s here! If you are like me, you have been waiting since mid November for the release of the seventh … Read more
By Angela Brown for AACE Review
In my last fifteen years in higher education, I have never travelled outside of my home city of Adelaide for work. A statistic that for personal philosophical reasons, I’ve become increasingly proud of. I value the ability to … Read more
By Angela Brown for AACE Review
It is hard to imagine that I have now been writing with AACE Review for the last year! I can honestly say it has been a lot of fun. Writing blog posts about subjects I love, alongside other … Read more
By Allie Alayan for AACE Review
Are you curious who is behind AACE Review or interested in doing a social media internship with AACE? As we complete our first year of the AACE Review magazine, we asked each of the regular writers to reflect … Read more
By Sandra Rogers for AACE Review
Community of Inquiry A community of inquiry (COI) is what it sounds like—people gather to learn from each other. I argue that a COI can be preplanned to engender a robust learning environment. What that entails is under … Read more
By Chryssa Themelis for AACE Review
Smart devices have undeniable benefits for productivity, social connections, entertainment and technology enhanced learning. The concept of digital wellbeing (mental and physical health related to the use of digital tools) assumes that private and professional life is saturated … Read more
By Stefanie Panke for AACE Review
Easychair is a web conference management system (CMS) that allows researchers to organize a variety of paper submission and review processes. Originally developed for conferences only, Easychair has been used for journal special issues, workshops, grant proposal review, … Read more
By Angela Brown for AACE Review
Hour of Code held between December 3 – 9 is a global invitation reaching out to anyone and everyone. You are invited to spend an hour exploring the language of computer code. If you have never written code … Read more