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If you have been teaching for at least a semester, you may have noticed that students don’t do the reading we assign them, shocker, I know.  So what can we do about this? Should we throw up our hands, deciding that students are in charge...

Teaching online can provide a great deal of flexibility in a workday.  You can teach anywhere and anytime; all you need is a computer and an Internet connection.  Many online.

For an adjunct, one of the biggest hassles can be managing diverse avenues of communication at multiple schools. At the beginning of every academic year I consider myself lucky if IT doesn’t accidentally bump me off the email list and I still have a phone...
It is February, another year is ticking away.  In February, I start two more online classes and have a month of overlap until some of my January classes end in March.  This is one of the hazards of online teaching, schools with start dates all...

My friends often comment upon my penchant for organization, but I tell them, the reason I am organized is because I am extremely lazy.  Investing the time up front frees.

I am not shy. This was an asset back in the early 90s when I sold computers and corporate network solutions. It's an asset in the classroom now. Not being shy, though, means that sometimes I may trample over appropriate social boundaries without even realizing...
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