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Resource Update

Risk and Control of Accounting Information Systems: An Essential Course for Auditors

Recently, the MyEducator blog featured a new Accounting Information Systems resource. The fundamentals of accounting software and infrastructure are essential building blocks in accounting professionals’ education.

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Garth Talbot

July 9, 2025

Education Hub

On and Off Campus: How Universities Strengthen Local Community Ties

Colleges and universities play an important role in shaping the future through educating students and preparing them for the workforce. But that influence doesn’t need to stop at the classroom.

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Amy Guan

June 21, 2025

Resource Update

Accounting Software Systems: Preparing Students for the Digital Accounting Age

With a variety of capabilities and features available in modern accounting software solutions, choosing the best fit for a business’s size, structure, industry, and location can be challenging. Where do companies start when selecting accounting software?

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Rachel Hulet

June 10, 2025

Community Highlight

Resource Update

David Cherrington and Laura Middleton: The Experts Behind the HRCP Program

What Is the HRCP Program? For HR professionals preparing for certification, choosing the right study program is crucial.

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Rachel Hulet

June 4, 2025

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Alternative Navigation of the Digital World

Have you ever wondered how users with visual impairments use a computer? Or maybe you know someone with limited mobility who uses a button to navigate the internet.

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Holly Adams

June 1, 2025

Online Learning

Top 10 Skills Recruiters Look For in 2025

Finding a job is no walk in the park, so knowing what skills will give you a leg up can make all the difference. Finding the right combination of hard and soft skills to fit the job you’re hoping to land can be tricky.

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Sarah Jensen

May 12, 2025

Resource Update

Database Management and Design: Building the Backbone of Modern Information Systems

Databases are the foundation of many of our daily business and commerce activities in today’s digital world. From conducting research to shopping online to managing healthcare records, databases organize and store the information that keeps systems running.

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Amy Guan

May 7, 2025

Education Hub

A Framework for Utilizing Instructor Evaluations

As an educator in higher education, you likely receive evaluations from students, peers, and your company. Although MyEducator has already written about using evaluations to create a culture of feedback and growth , this article specifically outlines a framework for utilizing instructor evaluations.

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Garth Talbot

April 22, 2025

Online Learning

Make a Presentation of Learning: The Art of the Slideshow

Of the many teaching tools instructors have available to them, the presentation slideshow provides incredible potential to aid an instructor in the classroom—in both online and in-person formats—with the ability to summarize, highlight, and provide visualization during lecture and discussion.

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Kjanela Fawcett

April 21, 2025

Community Highlight

A Closer Look at MyEducator Teams

We think MyEducator is a pretty great place to work, and we have several teams working tirelessly to make it that way. Everyone here plays an important role in our mission—to educate the world with high-quality learning materials that are simple to use and affordable, while providing excellent service for instructors, students, and authors.

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Sarah Jensen

April 11, 2025

Resource Update

Resource Roundup: 2025 AI Updates

The one constant in this world is change, and the past few years have certainly brought a lot of change to the world of educational technology ! New developments in artificial intelligence (AI) have brought both challenges and innovations to the workplace and education.

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Holly Adams

March 20, 2025

Online Learning

4 Ways to Make Discussion Forums More Effective

Studies show that student engagement is a strong predictor of learning outcomes, so finding ways to increase engagement is essential (see Hernan et al. and Hamadi et al.). Increasing student engagement can be a particular challenge in online and hybrid settings, where students don’t get regular face-to-face interaction with instructors and peers.

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Sarah Jensen

March 10, 2025

Community Highlight

The Future of Genealogy

As we progress further and further into the digital age, we see technology and science develop in ways our ancestors could never have imagined. Now, technology is also letting us get to know our ancestors in ways historians and genealogists could have never thought possible.

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Holly Adams

March 1, 2025

Education Hub

Constructivist Learning: Building the Skills for Success

In the world of education, the theory of constructivism follows a simple axiom: knowledge is not passively absorbed—it is constructed, piece by piece, from previously gained knowledge. This constructivist approach means students and learners cannot be passive in their own education; they must be active participants.

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Kjanela Fawcett

February 21, 2025

Resource Update

MBA Prep Courses: Get a Kick-Start on Your MBA!

MyEducator offers a wide range of learning resources for both undergraduate and graduate courses. But did you know we also offer a solution for the time in between?

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Aspen Moore

February 10, 2025

Education Hub

X’s Shift: Implications for Higher Education and Digital Learning

For over a decade, Twitter, now X, served as the primary social media platform for academia. Its real-time nature, wide reach, and ability to foster professional networks made it a valuable space for academic discourse, data collection, and research.

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Amy Guan

February 7, 2025

Community Highlight

Michael Swenson: A Lifelong Learner

Michael Swenson has always loved learning. He earned a BS in Finance from Brigham Young University and a Ph.D. in Marketing from the University of Oregon.

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Holly Adams

January 22, 2025

Education Hub

One Size Does Not Fit All: Differentiated Instruction

There are many rules and guidelines for educators, especially when it comes to determining teaching methods, and there is no one, absolute answer. In past posts, we’ve discussed experiential learning and blended learning , both of which come with many benefits.

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Kjanela Fawcett

January 13, 2025

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Rachel Hulet

An avid reader and lifelong learner, I’ve always appreciated the artistry and power of words. With a background in editing, publishing, and linguistics, I’ve loved working for MyEducator—it’s a continual learning process with opportunities to study subjects I’ve never studied before and meet extraordinary professionals I wouldn’t have met otherwise.

Aspen Stander Moore

I was drawn to editing to help authors bring out the best in their writing, and I’m now MyEducator’s content team lead. I have a passion for learning and supporting others in their quest to learn—which is what makes working at MyEducator so rewarding!

Sarah Jensen

I love to help people communicate their ideas clearly. My education background in English linguistics and editing led me to MyEducator, where I’ve been lucky enough to help numerous authors and instructors do just that! At the same time, I get to learn new things every day from the content I work with. I love MyEducator!

Kjanela Fawcett

I’ve loved the written language for as long as I can remember. That love led me first to editing and from there to MyEducator. There’s something uniquely amazing about learning something new nearly every day; that’s what happens when you spend your time editing textbooks!

Amy Guan

I was that kid who picked a profession in third grade and stuck with it. You may call that unimaginative, but I prefer to call it dedication. Reading, editing, and learning have always been my passions, and at MyEducator, I get to do all three every day. I love working with authors to perfect their content while getting crash courses on subjects ranging from marketing to database management.

Holly Adams

My name is Holly Adams and I studied editing at BYU. I am always ready to tell anyone about the different types of dashes and where a comma should be placed, but I still have to double-check that I spelled “receipt” correctly. I love working with MyEducator!

Garth Talbot

Editing and writing at MyEducator offers me a unique opportunity to use my skills and experience. My editing focus is on graduate and undergraduate business education. Being an international consultant and a published author, I love contributing to the intersection of writing and business education content that MyEducator provides. Working with authors and with the blog is a wonderful experience.