Posts here are listed in reverse chronological order with the most recent on top
This post is guest authored by Anna Müller “I am in Birmingham because injustice is here. Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a… Read More »Teaching Ukraine
This post is guest authored by Wiola Rębecka Note: While this post isn’t directly about teaching, it connects to themes in other Hub Blog posts, such as Dr. Mays Imad Keynote, and describes a crisis… Read More »War Trauma, Ukraine 2022
On February 15th Bonnie Stewart gave the closing keynote presentation for our Digital Education Days – a collaboration between University of Michigan – Dearborn, University of Michigan – Flint, and Henry Ford College. I had… Read More »Recording Available: Bonnie Stewart Keynote
This post is guest authored by Dr. Maureen Linker. Dr. Imad’s Keynote was part of University of Michigan – Dearborn’s Digital Education Days put on in conjunction with University of Michigan – Flint and Henry… Read More »Recording Available! Dr. Mays Imad Keynote
TL;DR (too long; didn’t read?): There is now a search icon in the header and footer of the Hub Blog so that you can search for things. A few months back there was an article… Read More »You can now search the Hub Blog!
Estimated read time: 4 minutes Note: This post pertains to email privacy policies at the University of Michigan. If you are not part of the UMich community we hope that this post will give you… Read More »What you need to know about email privacy at University of Michigan
A few months ago I was lucky enough to land a spot on the ZBoard – the editorial board of the Zine about Students as Partners! I serve on the board with the amazing Hub… Read More »A Zine about Students as Partners
Back in 2019 my long-time colleague Leigh Wolf published a blog post about student “time on task” that has stuck with me ever since; it keeps coming back into my mind again and again. The… Read More »Considering Time on Task with Leigh Wolf
This post is guest authored by Marie Waung I am a puzzler – a person who solves puzzles for fun. My favorite puzzles are those that require a re-framing of the question or problem to… Read More »Letters Across a Remote Divide: Helping Faculty Say Yes to Letters of Rec for Students They’ve Only Met Online
Photo by kike vega on Unsplash This semester, the questions about how to teach effectively in times of COVID continue and trying to find the best approach to fit our current situation is still on… Read More »Teaching In-person and online simultaneously is not easy (but also not impossible)
