Distance Education, Education and Learning, Information

Lights, Camera, Lesson! A best practice guide to home online lesson equipment

Holding an online lesson or webinar? Participating in one? Every online participant has a unique online learning environment. Their hardware, software and environment can vary dramatically, which is why it is necessary to lay down a few essentials to get the most out of the online learning experience. Not only does the personal experience suffer… Continue reading Lights, Camera, Lesson! A best practice guide to home online lesson equipment

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Kreek Speak #1: Surround Yourself with Success

“But how do I know what success is?” you ask? Well, you may not. Simply put, I feel success is having a positive attitude and optimism and being selfless. After meeting Mark Evered (form UFV president) is easy to see why he went to the top; he spoke highly of everyone around him, he treated… Continue reading Kreek Speak #1: Surround Yourself with Success

Distance Education, Education and Learning

Technology is just getting too easy

Or, are we just underestimating our technological abilities? Image this: You are teaching a hybrid class for the first time and teaching in this hybrid classroom for the first time. You have 20 students in your classroom; 17 additional students who are scattered throughout the world attend your class via Collaborate (a Zoom like meeting… Continue reading Technology is just getting too easy

Corporate Services, Distance Education, Education and Learning

Turn a LMS Feature Into a Benefit

John Leh’s article “LMS Technology Trends: Why Focus Is The Next Big Thing” is a very useful insider’s view of the LMS world. I had no idea there were so many LMSs available, all with their own unique advantages. However, the bottom line is we can’t all have the LMS of our choosing. If we… Continue reading Turn a LMS Feature Into a Benefit