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Jeff Carpenter, assistant professor of education, is working to create more engaging, collaborative classroom environments through flipped instruction. Flipped instruction, or a flipped classroom, is a pedagogical model in which a professor reverses his or her usual lecture and homework components in a class. For example, a faculty member who practices flip teaching typically introduces a new concept or topic … Continue Reading 
Shoulder surfing is a term used to describe a person who looks over another person’s shoulder as data is entered onto a device such as a computer, smartphone, ATM or PIN pad. Virtually any public area is at risk for shoulder surfing where you are entering personal information such as passwords and PINs. Criminals use this technique to gather information … Continue Reading 
Where is it? Your professor said they left feedback on your assignment in Moodle but you don’t see it. What happened? It’s likely your feedback is in Moodle you just have to look in the right place. Moodle has several places to leave feedback for assignments so you have a few places to look for it. Where to look for … Continue Reading 
Mobile devices such as phones, tablets and laptops have become one of the primary ways we communicate and interact with each other. The power of a computer is now at our fingertips, allowing us to talk or send messages to virtually anyone around the world. However, with all these convenient features come risks. Attacks aimed at mobile devices are progressing … Continue Reading 
Tony Amoruso, assistant professor of accounting, works to increase opportunities for in-class, applied activities in his course through flipped instruction. Flipped instruction, or a flipped classroom, is a pedagogical model in which a professor reverses his or her usual lecture and homework components in a class. For example, a faculty member who practices flip teaching typically introduces a new concept … Continue Reading Live Chat Online
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