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Tag Archives: OER
OER resources for teaching 306
I just want to offer my open Commons site this term for any 306 instructors, current or future, who want to borrow and/or adapt. Of most immediate interest are the copious study questions I’ve created over the years, which I … Continue reading
ACERT Lunchtime Seminar Series
I wanted to alert everyone to this term’s Lunchtime Seminar series at ACERT, Hunter’s center for teaching and learning. For those who are not familiar, these lunchtime events take place every Tuesday and Thursday for five weeks in the middle … Continue reading
OneDrive via CUNY
On a slow news day (holidays, CUNY closed), I wanted to pass along a newish tool all CUNY faculty can access to enhance our teaching and scholarship: the rejiggered site license with Microsoft Office products. On one level, this is … Continue reading
