Did you ever experience “firehose training?” That’s when learners are flooded with content, without regard for how they perceive, process and retain it. Information overload is a significant hindrance to…
In this Special Feature CAPE Session, Dr. Cameron of the College of Optometry will share his newest innovation in student learning: a brain-eye pathway 3D learning model. This revolutionary tool…
Many who are teaching-focused would like to (or need to) publish papers, but may not have access to research data in a particular discipline. This TBLC Research and Scholarship webinar…
Consistently being productive can be a challenge. Perhaps you are productive, but you are not consistent or very efficient. We can all benefit from different tools, tips and tricks on…
Need a place to store all your references from your research? Look no further than EndNote X9! EndNote X9 is the latest bibliographic management software that lets you save, organize,…
Ahoy mateys! Arrr ye ready to join the adventure and learn how to teach like a pirate? Be prepared to set sail from sea(t) to sea(t), collaborating with fellow pirate…
This CAPE Workshop will explore how different music genres affect mood and concentration. Faculty members will learn how to choose specific music for class time and office time to maximize…
Qualitative analysis has come a long way since multicolored Post-It ™ notes on a wall grouped by theme. Software is available to let you code surveys, videos, images and more,…
Schools undergoing curricular reform are re-evaluating the optimal timing of Step 1. Historically, students have completed the exam immediately following the basic science curriculum. A small but growing number of…
The purpose of this CAPE presentation is to explain the process of qualitative research methods, using the examples of phenomenology and grounded theory, compare and contrast it to more popular…