In this week's episode we have have a guest from the College of Business. Dr. Kelli Horne has been learning and teaching online for years.  She discusses her approach to course design and what her goals are for online learning at Lander.

In this week's episode the Director of the Center for Online and Innovative learning and podcast co-host, Dr. Lloyd Willis will dive into answering a question that continues to arise. Many have asked "How many students should be in an online class?" Dr. Willis will discuss how Lander plans to approach that topic.

In this week's episode we will here from podcast host and Director of COIL Dr. Lloyd Willis about interesting facts we are seeing from our first installment of Smarter Measure. Also co-host Keith McCaslan will discuss upcoming trainings on Blackboard topics and how to attend.

On this week's episode Dr. Zach Rubin joins us from The Department of Sociology to discuss ways in which he has previously and plans to continue to introduce technology into the classroom.  He specifically mentions a podcasting assignment that he plans to implement for the first time to an undergraduate course. We discuss the benefits of offering diverse assessments and their benefit the the learning experience as a whole.

In this week's episode we have our provost Dr. Scott Jones.  He came to us to discuss about general education requirement revisions.  He discusses why they are needed and his idea on what is best for our university as we move forward in today's higher education climate.

It is that time again Bearcats! A new semester is upon us. As you being this year here are some things to keep in mind.

In this week's episode we host Dr. James Romaine from the department of visual Arts.  He discusses an issue he has arise this summer and how he handled it/how it played out. He also offers insight on items that work better in an online environment over the face to face classrooms in his field.

On this episode we will discuss a new podcast coming to Lander's campus from Student Affairs/Career Services practitioners Amanda Morgan and Courtney Carpenter. They are here to discuss their idea for a podcast coming soon and to pick our brains about how we operate, how we started, and the tech we have used.

Lander Librarian April Akins swings back by the podcast to teach us all how to adopt Open Educational Resources. For those unfamiliar with OERs please refer back to Episode 5 where April discussed them in depth.

Our internal Security Officer, Ben Nunley, swings back through the studio to discuss ways to keep yourself, your devices, and your personal data safe while traveling this Summer.