Almost every industry has experienced a shake up during the last few weeks. With little notice, the world of education was asked to go online. The flexibility and creativity employed to flip the switch has been nothing short of impressive. As everyone begins to settle into remote routines, keeping students engaged will be key to … Continue reading Lab experiments to do at home
The spread of COVID-19 is impacting instructors and students around the globe. Many institutions are moving classes online with little to no notice. Even with lots of time to prepare, planning quality online instruction is tricky. In response, we’ve made LabArchives, our remote teaching and learning solution, completely FREE for instructors, TAs and students through … Continue reading How to start teaching online during COVID-19
Our global team spends a lottt of time online and our IT team keeps us (and our users) safe. We’re sharing this message they sent out this morning with you because the last thing anyone needs right now, is to fall victim to an internet scam or cyber infection…. Unless you’ve been living under a … Continue reading Staying safe online in uncertain times
People in all types of industries are thinking about how (and if) they can get their jobs done from home right now. If you’re a STEM researcher or instructor there’s a good chance you are, too. ‘Remote work’ sounds reserved for writers, coders, web designers and the like but STEM industries can ‘go remote’ if … Continue reading STEM research and instruction: how to do it remotely
We caught up with Paul and Michelle two instructors (who just so happen to be husband and wife) at East Stroudsburg University to learn more about their switch from paper to digital. What are your roles at East Stroudsburg? Paul: I am director of the Environmental Studies Program. My work is focused on freshwater biology, … Continue reading LabArchives x East Stroudsburg
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