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Quick No-Cost Games for any Subject

By Kathleen Offenholley on March 18, 2022 1

During this time of so much stress and change, it’s great to have a quick game to get your students laughing and energized. I’m going to recommend two of my favorite quick, no-cost games: Powerpoint Jeopardy and Mad Libs.

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Engaging Students in Online Discussion – In Any Course!

By Kathleen Offenholley and Glenn Miller on October 31, 2019 0

Online learning can be a great, interactive experience if the discussions are interesting! We've identified five categories of discussion prompts that can help faculty create online discussions that students want to participate in.

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A Bit of Random, a Bit of Matching: Small, Quick Games for any Subject

By Kathleen Offenholley on November 15, 2018 0

This time of year, it’s great to have a quick game to energize your class. Randomness and matching are two elements that can be used together to create an impromptu game that requires little to no advance planning or materials.

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Author Archive | Kathleen Offenholley

Quick No-Cost Games for any Subject

Engaging Students in Online Discussion – In Any Course!

A Bit of Random, a Bit of Matching: Small, Quick Games for any Subject

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