Student evaluations potentially offer a great source of insight for instructors and administrators. Often, evaluations can provide invaluable feedback and serve as a foundation for revising a course. However, getting students to complete course evaluations can be tricky, to say the least. So how do we encourage students to participate in course evaluations? » More ...

Student evaluations potentially offer a great source of insight for instructors and administrators. Often, evaluations can provide invaluable feedback and serve as a foundation for revising a course. However, getting students to complete course evaluations can be tricky, to say the least. So how do we encourage students to participate in course evaluations? » More ...

The Creative Corridor offers students and faculty access to creative opportunities and technologies. It promotes interdisciplinary, collaborative, creative projects (credited and non-credited) that are not limited by a student’s primary area of academic discipline. » More ...

In our previous post about Collaborative Assignments and Projects, we discussed what collaboration with class projects and assignments looks like. There are a variety of approaches, with varying levels of structure, to help engage students in teams. » More ...

Expanding knowledge to and from our classrooms (digital or physical) helps bridge the content students learn at Washington State University with real-world applications. » More ...