Join Jim Connely (McGraw-Hill Education) and Julie Thompson (McGraw-Hill Education) as they discuss the role of the learning experience designer, instructional design and its impact on learning science. Julie and Jim talk about how important backwards design is for McGraw-Hill A&P and future products. This helps students learn and faculty teach better. Tune in to learn more!

Join Jim Connely (McGraw-Hill Education) in the first ever solo podcast dedicated to the top 15 teaching tips put forward by a panel of over fifty (50) professors from around the country. Tune in to learn more!

Join Jim Connely and Michelle Gaseor (McGraw-Hill Education) as they discuss how a product developer is like the ultimate Swiss Army knife. The two share some fun perspectives on developing a world-class product like Hole’s Human A&P. Jim and Michelle have a great conversation and we want to share it with you!

Join Jim Connely (McGraw-Hill Education) and his guest Alicia Ney (Paramedic student at Northeast Iowa Community College) as they discuss study tips for A&P students and other student perspectives in this course.  If you teach science, you will enjoy Alicia’s perspective. She will outline tips to help your students perform better in Anatomy and Physiology. Jim and Alicia have fun along the way!

Join Jim Connely (McGraw-Hill Education) and his guest Michael Koot (McGraw-Hill Education) as they discuss study tips for students taking A&P. You can use Michael’s perspective and tips to help your students perform better in A&P. Jim and Michael have a fun discussion!

Join Jim Connely (McGraw-Hill Education) and his guest Molly Schiel (Northeast Iowa Community College) as they discuss how to enhance assessments in the A&P course. Molly discusses her approach to formative and summative with intention. Jim and Molly have some fun along the way!

Join Jim Connely (McGraw-Hill Education) and his guest Steve Sullivan (Bucks County Community College) as they discuss how to take your A&P course and effectively move it into the online delivery format. Steve talks about how technology can help improve both student performance and teaching effectiveness. Jim and Steve have some fun along the way!

Join Jim Connely (McGraw-Hill Education) and his guest Richard Pirkle (Tennessee Tech University) as they discuss how to help students thrive in the Anatomy & Physiology course. Richard talks about how technology can help improve both student performance and teaching effectiveness. Jim and Richard have some fun along the way!