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Current Trends in Instructional Design for Content Development

Today we are going to take a look at some of the trends in instructional design that have been accelerating in recent years.

Technology Enhanced Items in Assessment: Using Hints

The use of technology-enhanced items in assessment has gained immense popularity in recent years due to the numerous advantages these item types offer.

Working with an Educational Content Developer: The Project Onboarding Process

Managing a content development project involves many steps and depends on a reliable team to support the project goal.

Slowing Down a Fast-Moving World to Attend to Precision

Math class is a great place to teach the attention to detail and scrupulous checking of work that make these endeavors successful.

Two Types of Computer Adaptive Testing

Let’s look at two types of adaptive assessment.

List of Math Tools to Use in the Classroom

It’s now time in our series on the Common Core Standards for Mathematical Practice to talk about calculators. The standard at hand is number five: Use appropriate tools strategically.

Demystifying the Common Core Standards for Mathematical Practice

Students today need math to teach them how to approach unfamiliar problems, select and apply prior knowledge and tools, and clearly communicate their reasoning.

The Role of Personalized Learning in eLearning

Personalized learning is a tailoring process that takes into account the needs of individual learners.

Meet Our CEO Andrew Pass at iNACOL in Orlando, November 8-11

iNACOL’s Blended and Online Learning Symposium will be held next week in Orlando, Florida.

Meet Our CEO Andrew Pass at NCSS in New Orleans, November 13-15

November 13-15 is the annual NCSS Conference, and A Pass Educational Group will be there!

STEM Instructional Design for Greater Engagement

STEM learning is great for building critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The challenge is how to engage the broad range of students in subjects that are complex and highly sequential.