In this episode, we will be looking at test pools. Test pools have helped me advance throughout my Air Force career. They have also helped thousands of Civil Air Patrol cadets prepare for their advancements. I know that your classroom can also benefit from them. Specifically, we will look at their benefits, how to use them, and easy ways to develop questions.

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In this episode, we will explore animation in the classroom. Animation is a method in which pictures are manipulated to appear as moving images. Today we are going to look at what animation is, why you should consider it in your classroom, principles of animation you should keep in mind, and animation tools you can use in your classroom.

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In this episode, we will explore games and gamification. Those who play games get lost in the game. This is intentionally designed. Wouldn’t it be great if our students also spent the same energy in our classes? Today, we are going to look at gaming and gamification in the classroom. Primarily, I will be focusing on gamification. Additionally, I will share the strategies I use for my classes and different programs to help gamify your course.

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Description: In this episode, we will explore virtual reality. This is where we immerse ourselves into another world. Today we are going to look at what virtual reality is, equipment that you will need, uses for virtual reality, concerns and challenges, and how to use VR in the classroom.

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In this episode, I begin by defining what augmented reality is. From there, we explore ways augmented reality is currently being used as well as ideas for the future. Finally, we will look at ideas for using augmented reality in your classroom.

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In this episode, I explore simulations and how they can be used in the classroom. Simulations are tools that represent a condition of a world. It allows students to navigate through lifelike scenarios without putting them in harm's way. We are going to explore the idea of simulations, provide examples of simulations, and provide strategies for successfully using them in a classroom.

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In this episode, I discuss the importance of typography while creating print or digital learning assets for your classroom. I share a collection of guidelines to help you create materials that meet the first barrier to learning—they are perceivable.

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In this episode, I briefly highlight key takeaways from the Social Media Marketing World conference from which higher education can benefit. These takeaways include relationship building, the use of video, and creativity.

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This episode explores the multiple means of action and expression principle from the Universal Design for Learning framework, also known as UDL. Specifically, we will examine the three guidelines listed within the principle and the associated checkpoints.

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This episode explores the multiple means of representation principle from the Universal Design for Learning framework, also known as UDL. Specifically, we will examine the three guidelines listed within the principle and the associated checkpoints.

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