Category: Instructional Design

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AI

Creative Outputs and Real-World Deliverables 

Integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into the learning processes offers a dynamic avenue for enhancing student engagement and creativity. The examples below outline a strategic approach to utilizing AI in educational settings,

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AI

Turning AI Challenges into AI Opportunities

As artificial intelligence reshapes higher education, institutions face a critical moment: resist change or embrace transformation. At Risepoint, we believe in turning these challenges into opportunities that enhance learning while

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AI

Can you Spot the Bot?

 Artificial intelligence, or more commonly GenAi, is everywhere these days, and it’s increasingly being used to generate text. From marketing copy to social media posts to even news articles, AI

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AI

How to Spot a Bot

In today’s digital landscape, AI is rapidly changing how we create and consume content. While AI writing tools offer undeniable advantages, it’s crucial to develop a discerning eye to differentiate

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Instructional Design

How to Promote Accessibility in your Videos

Creating videos for online education can be an excellent way to reach and engage your students while building instructor presence. However, because videos are fundamentally audiovisual in nature, including them

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Instructional Design

Teaching With Instant Feedback in Automated Assessments

Assessments are core components of course design.  They measure student knowledge, understanding, and skill, but can also provide insight on the success of various teaching strategies. The efficacy of the

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Instructional Design

Tools for Online Asynchronous Learning

For anyone who has taught face-to-face classes, making the transition to fully online may feel completely overwhelming. Course developers and instructors alike might find themselves asking questions such as, “How

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Instructional Design

Instructional Materials

Instructional materials—such as readings, videos, and other content—are the everyday tools students engage with to meet learning objectives. While there are countless types of materials you can use, there are

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Instructional Design

Fair Use in More Detail

Updated: 5/8/2019Original publication: 5/11/2017 The purpose of copyright law was never to close down the exchange of ideas; in fact, it exists to encourage creators to share their work without

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Course Facilitation

Facilitating Master Courses

An institution’s adoption of a master course philosophy involves the development of content for a single version of a course, which schools then duplicate every time they offer the course.

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