Multimedia assets have enabled teachers and course leaders to add new dimensions to their lessons and allow long-distance learning via the internet. But multimedia learning also comes with its challenges.... read more →

What made you laugh today? What made Miss Ice laugh today?  As a teacher, on back-to-school night, I always shared with parents that asking about our classroom giggles was a... read more →

Are there multiple languages spoken across your school community? Creating a welcoming environment for all of your students who are English Language Learners (ELL) is paramount to a successful school... read more →

According to Merriam-Webster, andragogy is the art or science of teaching adults. So how can this theory help us as academic librarians—primarily since conversation around academic library instruction mainly revolves... read more →

From 2012 to 2017, I taught teacher certification college students with 40+ carefully curated and organized videos that spanned my Learning Theories course curriculum—from original film capturing the Bobo Doll... read more →

Maya Angelou famously once said, “People will never forget how you made them feel.”  This year, make your students feel connected. With Streamable Learning’s virtual field trips, you can create... read more →

From turning on a light switch, to taking life-saving medicine, to making phone calls on computers small enough to fit in our pockets, we rely on technologies of all sorts... read more →

Whether you’re a teacher or a student, you know from experience that lessons with more dynamic, visual elements are more likely to stick in your mind. Research shows that we... read more →

Teachers, at any level, are often undervalued and face constant challenges to connect and communicate with their students. With so many different approaches that “guarantee” success, how does a teacher... read more →

Like many instructors, I always have the best of intentions for my summers. (And like many instructors, I tend to not actually accomplish much over the summer, but that’s a... read more →

It might seem trivial to talk about professional development when the world is in crisis, but it feels important to focus on something good at the end of this year.... read more →

Well, thank goodness. We have made it to summer. Sunshine! Flowers! Gardens to be tended. Long walks in the woods. Pool parties! When I think about all of my favorite... read more →