Written by: Colleen Flaherty Published by: Inside Higher Ed MBA News Digest Comment: None. Extracted Content: Professors say faculty burnout is always a real threat, but especially now, and that institutions should act before it’s too late. Click Here to Read More Via Original Source … [Read more...] about Burning Out
How the pandemic may change how MBA programs are taught
Written by: Jaime Weinman Published by: Macleans MBA News Digest Comment: None. Extracted Content: In the novel A Semester in the Life of a Garbage Bag by the Canadian author Gordon Korman, the protagonist writes a political science report on the governmental structure of an obscure monarchy whose ruler is overthrown and executed on the day the report is due. All the hero can do is add … [Read more...] about How the pandemic may change how MBA programs are taught
Prevent cheating while teaching remotely
Written by: Cheryl Meyer Published by: The Journal of Accountancy MBA News Digest Comment: None. Extracted Content: This spring, after her campus had gone remote, Allison Kays, CPA, Ph.D., assistant professor in the practice of accounting at Emory University in Atlanta, caught six of her students cheating. Kays had given a quiz through Canvas, the school's learning management system, but … [Read more...] about Prevent cheating while teaching remotely
Integrating tech and well-being
Written by: Jen Fisher and Anjali Shalkh Published by: Deloitte MBA News Digest Comment: This article could be useful for curriculum design and program delivery considerations. Extracted Content: A growing number of companies are exploring technology solutions as elements of a holistic enterprise-wide strategy to enhance employee well-being with the goals of improving individual … [Read more...] about Integrating tech and well-being
How the Pandemic Is Pushing Professors to Improve Their Pedagogy
Written by: Beckie Supiano Published by: The Chronicle of Higher Education MBA News Digest Comment: None. Extracted Content: No one would wish the past five months on anybody. Instructors first had to move their courses online, then they spent the summer designing courses that could work in several formats — work that often went unpaid. They supported students, who faced a host of material … [Read more...] about How the Pandemic Is Pushing Professors to Improve Their Pedagogy
Innovative teaching knowledge stays with users
Written by: A. Kelly Lane, et al. Published by: Proceeding of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America MBA News Digest Comment: Graduate faculty behavior is likely the same as the faculty in this study. Extracted Content: Programs seeking to transform undergraduate science, technology, engineering, and mathematics courses often strive for participating faculty to … [Read more...] about Innovative teaching knowledge stays with users