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ProfHacker

Teaching, tech, and productivity.

Getting Ready for Teaching This Fall

By Lee Skallerup Bessette

August 6, 2018

How is it already MID-AUGUST?!?!?!

I just got back from Digital Pedagogy Lab, a week full of people sharing resources that can be implemented in our classes, if we start thinking about it [looks at calendar - weeps] now. But in order of ease, here are some things to get you started thinking about your teaching in the (sigh) fall.

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About the Author

Lee Skallerup Bessette

Lee Skallerup Bessette is assistant director for digital learning at Georgetown University and an affiliated faculty member in the master’s program in learning, design, and technology. She is on Twitter @readywriting.