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Minds Online

Teaching Effectively with Technology

Michelle D. Miller

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$21.00 • £18.95 • €19.95

ISBN 9780674660021

Publication Date: 03/14/2016

296 pages

6-1/8 x 9-1/4 inches

2 line illustrations, 2 tables

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Michelle D. Miller is Co-Director of the First Year Learning Initiative and Professor of Psychology at Northern Arizona University.

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At the Chronicle of Higher Education, read Michelle Miller on “the good, the bad, and the next steps” after a year of pandemic-induced online teaching
At the Chronicle of Higher Education, read Professor Miller’s advice, as COVID-19 anxiety sweeps across the nation, on how to get courses “online in a hurry”
At The Conversation, read Miller’s look at how millennials—a population frequently lauded as “digital natives” and for their facility with multitasking—really deal with technology in the classroom
On KTEP (El Paso, TX)’s Focus on Campus, listen to Miller discuss helpful techniques from cognitive psychology that both students and teachers can use to improve learning and memory
At Inside Higher Ed, read Miller’s essay on the module she designed to educate students about the limits of attention—and just how much they miss when they choose to multitask
At the Chronicle of Higher Education, read more about Miller’s research into how online tools and strategies can increase access to education and improve learning experiences
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