In this blog, we want to address the scenarios most likely to affect faculty teaching in hybrid, hyflex, or online courses in Fall 2020. What if I want to use my previous Eli course again? Great! Clone it. Go to your previous Eli course, which may be in the Inactive Course Tab. Enter the course. […]
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Tim Amidon and Colorado State University’s English department invited Jeff Grabill, Bill Hart-Davidson, and Melissa Meeks to contribute to the “Raising the Bar” series hosted by the Reinvention Collaborative. The Reinvention Collaborative seeks to bring the scholarship of teaching and learning to conversations about transforming curriculum. They invite disciplinary experts to share their work in […]
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NOTE: On Saturday, May 16, at 6 AM, the app may be offline for a few minutes. Users who return to an open tab later may also need to sign out and sign back in. A 24/7/365 web service like Eli requires consistent updates to address our ever growing list of teacher and student users […]
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Teachers adjust their pace and goals based on reading the room. We ask questions like who’s prepared? what’s clicking or not? what are students saying to each other? who’s engaged? who can help other students? who needs extra help? how’s everybody doing overall? Those cues depend on face-to-face, synchronous interaction in a shared physical space, […]
Read MoreEli Review is an online resource for teachers and students who use peer learning – students sharing work, doing peer reviews, and planning revisions based on feedback – in their courses. Eli’s structured writing process with built-in moments for reflection can help provide continuity of instruction during remote teaching. As campuses are making plans to […]
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