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Personalized Learning: What It Really Is and Why It Really Matters

By Phil Hill. Posted on February 16, 2018

Re-post of our 2016 article from EDUCAUSE Review framing personalized learning as family of teaching practices that are intended to help reach students in the metaphorical back row.

An Alternative to the Engineering Model of Personalized Learning

By Phil Hill. Posted on February 14, 2018

Description in EdWeek about the ‘engineering model’ of personalized learning shows one side of a battle, and the antidote is improving teaching practices

Understanding Learning Science and Its Value to Educators

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on February 8, 2017

We interviewed real, live learning scientists from Carnegie Mellon University to get a better sense of what’s real and how the research can impact classroom teaching. And you know what? They weren’t scary at all!

Improved NAU Student Success in Subsequent Courses After Math Emporium

By Phil Hill. Posted on February 1, 2017

Northern Arizona University appears to be getting good results with their math emporium model, based on their internal analysis. The study isn’t water-tight, but it is fairly compelling.

Northern Arizona University: Modified math emporium for first-year students

By Phil Hill. Posted on January 26, 2017

In Episode 3 of our video case study, we get a look inside NAU’s version of a math emporium model.

Northern Arizona University: Their work in student support and IPASS initiative

By Phil Hill. Posted on January 25, 2017

In episode 1 of our e-Literate TV case study on Northern Arizona University, we gave a broad overview of the suite of initiatives (primarily) targeted at helping first-year students amidst the tensions coming from growing enrollments. In this episode we look outside of the classroom to see how they’re approach advising and student support.

Northern Arizona University: A suite of initiatives to help first and second-year students

By Phil Hill. Posted on January 24, 2017

As part of our e-Literate TV series of case studies, we had a chance this fall to interview faculty and staff at Northern Arizona University about, well, a lot of stuff. Rather than highlighting a specific program or course redesign, NAU has invested in and implemented a suite of initiatives focused on improving student learning and success by rethinking the experience of (mostly) first-year students.

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