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  • Thought Leadership

From Isolation to Connection: Practical Approaches to Minimize Loneliness Among Students in Digital Classrooms

  • By Caroline Chance, MPH, Ed.M. Candidate at Columbia University
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  • Thought Leadership

What Happens When No One Owns Online Learning

  • By Jeremiah Grabowski, Founder & Chief Online Learning Officer, Fractional COLO
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  • Thought Leadership

Shake and Bake: The Power of “And I Helped” in Learning Design

  • By Brad Denison, Director of Educational Technology Services, College of the Mainland
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Rethinking Video Length in Online Learning to Align with Cognitive Demand

  • By Abhijeet Dalal, Ed.D., Kevin Tobin, Holly Franklin, & Matthew Behlmann, Ph.D., Northeastern University
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Belonging by Design: Building Trust and Connection in Online Learning

  • By Dr. Joe D. Lyons, Associate Professor, Saint Louis University
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  • Thought Leadership

Emotional Safety in Online Learning: A C.A.R.E. Framework for Human-Centered Digital Teaching

  • By Pierre Einar Wright, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology Counseling and Behavioral Health, College of Behavioral and Social Sciences, Coppin State University
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Accessibility Isn’t a Compliance Problem. It’s an Organizational Change Problem.

  • By Renee Ford, Ph.D., Senior Instructional Designer, Smeal College of Business, Penn State University
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  • Thought Leadership

I Used AI (But Not Really?): The Curious Case of AI Disclosures

  • By Dr. Sunil Hazari, Professor of Marketing, Richards College of Business, University of West Georgia
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  • Thought Leadership

How to Turn AI Panic into Institutional Learning

  • By Nathan Pritts, Principal AI Strategist at the University of Arizona Global Campus
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  • Thought Leadership

Accessibility Isn’t a Compliance Problem. It’s an Organizational Change Problem. 

  • By Renee Ford, Ph.D., Senior Instructional Designer, Penn State University, Smeal College of Business
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  • Thought Leadership

I Can Spot the AI. I Can’t See the Learning.

  • By B. Jean Mandernach, Ph.D., Grand Canyon University
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The Invisible Bottleneck: Why Classroom Innovation Collapses at the Funding Cliff

  • By Joshua Jonas, M.Ed., Baylor University
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