Monthly Archives: April 2012

Last week in GRAD602, we had an interesting conversation about the merits of online learning.  During the discussion, an opinion emerged that prospective employers may not value a degree that was earned online as much as one that was earned … Continue reading →

LMS.  Honestly, not an acronym in my daily vocabulary.  But after coming to VCU, Blackboard is a common word.  And before that, ANGEL was a common word tossed around in grad school, referring to another type of course management system … Continue reading →

I am fortunate enough to be a postdoctoral fellow in the IRACDA (Institutional Research and Academic Career Development Award) program that weds laboratory research training and development of academic skills for teaching.  In conjunction with that path, I am participating in … Continue reading →