Join us for a thought-provoking deep dive into the world of assessment in online education. We wrap up the season with lively discussions about grading, gamification, and the growing influence of AI in classrooms. From the challenges of fostering real connections in virtual learning to exploring innovative (and sometimes controversial) nontraditional assessment methods, this finale is packed with insights and laughs. Plus, don’t miss our game show-style segment where the team battles it out over the best new ways to evaluate learning. Whether you're an educator, student, or just curious about the future of learning, this episode is a must-listen!

In this episode of What's Your Problem?, we explore the joys and challenges of fall—whether it’s deciding if pumpkins are overrated or apples deserve the fall crown. But we don’t stop there! We dive into online education, group dynamics, and how collaboration can make or break any project (or escape room!). Plus, we tackle the age-old buttered cat paradox! Tune in for laughs, learning, and a few unexpected twists as we navigate the intersections of technology, teamwork, and fall nostalgia! 🍎🍂

Get ready to dive into the world of multimedia with Bernadette, Jason, and Kaylynn in the all-new season of What's Your Problem? After two seasons of repurposed web series content, we're kicking off this Season with fresh, exclusive podcast episodes that you won’t want to miss. In this premiere, our dynamic trio tackles the endless possibilities and challenges of multimedia, sharing their expert tips, hilarious anecdotes, and behind-the-scenes insights. Whether you're a tech enthusiast or just curious about the multimedia landscape, this episode is packed with fun, knowledge, and a few surprises along the way. Tune in and join the conversation—because in the world of multimedia, there's always a new problem to solve! 🎧

Step into the intriguing world of academic integrity once again"What's Your Problem?" In or season 2 finale, we return to a popular topic that we have touched on in our first season's premiere, Cheating in Distance Learning. In this update, we will delve into the evolving landscape of ethical challenges in distance learning courses. We discuss how modern education tackles the age-old issue of academic dishonesty in innovative ways, so join us for a thought-provoking exploration as we uncover the latest strategies to uphold honesty and integrity in education. If you're curious about the future of academic ethics and learning, this episode is a must-listen!

Welcome to 'What's Your Problem,' your go-to podcast for navigating the challenges of distance learning and education. In this episode, we tackle the notorious issue of due dates and their impact on student success. Join us as we unveil strategies to optimize deadlines for both educators and learners. From rethinking traditional due dates to crafting effective late assignment policies, this episode offers actionable insights to enhance your teaching experience. Stay tuned as we explore the nuances of managing due dates and discover practical solutions to common dilemmas. Ready to revolutionize your approach to deadlines? Let's dive in to due dates!

This episode explores the concept of open educational resources (OER) as an alternative to traditional textbooks. In this episode, we delve into how OER not only provide a cost-effective option for students but also contribute to enhancing their overall learning experience and academic success. This installment kicks off the final three episodes of our second season, which will be focusing on hot trends in distance learning and teaching. Joinus as we discuss the benefits and impact of incorporating OER in education.

Unlock the power of social presence in distance learning with these expert tips and tricks! Join us as we delve into the importance of fostering community, enhancing student engagement, and creating a sense of togetherness in online classrooms. From utilizing avatars for recognition to leveraging web conferencing for synchronous interactions, we'll explore practical strategies to amplify social presence. Plus, discover how incorporating personalized audio and video feedback can humanize online communication and strengthen student-teacher connections. Don't miss out on these actionable insights to elevate your online teaching experience!

In this insightful episode of What's Your Problem?, we delve into the crucial topic of accessibility in online education. Join Adam, Jason, and Kaylynn as they explore the significance of making educational content barrier-free for all students. From understanding accessibility standards to practical tips for implementation, we cover it all. Learn how to ensure your online courses meet accessibility requirements, including media resources like videos and podcasts, as well as documents such as presentations and PDFs. Discover valuable resources and tools to assist you in creating an inclusive learning environment. Don't miss out on this essential guide to improving accessibility in online education!

In this insightful episode of What’s Your Problem, we delve into the strategies and best practices for engaging non-traditional students in higher education. With the evolving landscape of education, it's crucial for instructors and administrators to understand the unique needs and challenges faced by non-traditional students. Join us as we explore key insights, backed by research and expert opinions, to help educators foster a supportive learning environment for non-traditional students. From understanding the demographics to addressing the cost-benefit equation and providing personalized learning experiences, this episode offers practical advice for educators looking to enhance student engagement and success. Don't miss out on valuable tips to connect with your non-traditional students effectively!

Research has clearly shown us that, in order for feedback to be truly effective, it should be timely, specific, and personal – but it often seems impossible to do all three. In this episode, What’s Your Problem? looks into some effective ways to provide quality feedback that is timely, specific, AND personal to students in distance learning courses. Is it even possible to do all three?