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Community Highlight

Wendy Tate and Lisa Ellram, Premier Authors in Today’s Supply Chain Management Ed

With the constantly shifting supply chain management industry, we can’t overstate the importance of dedicated educators and authors. Wendy Tate and Lisa Ellram, distinguished and award-winning scholars and authors in supply chain management, have teamed up with MyEducator...

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Rachel Hulet

March 5, 2024

Education Hub

Dig Deeper: Peer Feedback and Self-Assessment

“Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.” This well-known adage, said in many ways and by many people, suggests that enabling self-sufficiency is one of the greatest gifts a person can give to another. Peer feedback and self-assessment—the final two steps of Assessment for Learning (AFL)—are, fundamentally, this adage...

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Kjanela Fawcett

June 22, 2024

Resource Update

What’s New from MyEducator for Fall 2024?

What’s new from MyEducator this fall? We are always working on publishing new online learning resources and updating older resources to include new technology and research.

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Aspen Moore

June 13, 2024

Online Learning

Research Tools Round-up

Research, research, research. It seems like every semester there is at least one class that requires some sort of research paper or project.

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Holly Adams

June 1, 2024

Education Hub

Dig Deeper: Assessment and Feedback

Assessment for Learning (AFL), as discussed in Dig Deeper: Assessment for Learning , is all about assessing students constantly throughout the learning process rather than merely at the end of a learning cycle. When used correctly, AFL helps instructors adapt their instruction to meet students where they are at and help them get where they need to be.

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Kjanela Fawcett

May 10, 2024

Online Learning

Flipped Classroom: Pros, Cons, and Tools for Success

At the end of each semester, instructors often reflect on what went well and what might be improved upon. One method worth looking at for next semester is a flipped classroom.

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Holly Adams

April 4, 2024

Community Highlight

Meet MyEducator Author, W. Steve Albrecht

Dr. W. Steve Albrecht is a highly respected professor of accounting, certified public accountant, certified internal auditor, certified fraud examiner, and former president of the American Accounting Association (AAA). He has testified as an expert witness in almost 40 major criminal fraud cases, served on several boards of directors for both publicly and privately held companies, and received numerous awards for his work in every aspect of his career, including teaching, professional accounting, and fraud examination.

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Sarah Jensen

April 15, 2024

Education Hub

Dig Deeper: Assessment for Learning

It is a truth universally acknowledged… that instructors can teach students all day long, but they can’t learn for students. That’s something that students have to do on their own.

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Kjanela Fawcett

April 6, 2024

Resource Update

Welcoming Sustainability and Risk to the Catalog

Coming to the MyEducator catalog later this spring is Sustainability and Risk across the Supply Chain . Written by a world-class authorship team, author lead Lisa Ellram is joined by Stanley E.

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Kjanela Fawcett

February 22, 2024

Education Hub

Communication in the Classroom

There is a space between confusion and clarity that is bridged only by clear, careful communication. As instructors, bridging that gap is essential.

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Kjanela Fawcett

February 12, 2024

Online Learning

Embracing the New Year: 5 Resolutions for Successful Online Learning

With the new year and new semester beginning, what better time is there to evaluate your learning goals? Maybe last semester didn’t go too well.

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Holly Adams

February 1, 2024

Community Highlight

Resource Update

Venturing into the World of Entrepreneurship with MyEducator

MyEducator’s authors don’t just teach entrepreneurship—they live it! Our resource curriculums have been crafted from decades of research and experience, hundreds of interviews, multiple cross-country trips, and thousands of hours of filming real entrepreneurship experts.

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Rachel Hulet

January 30, 2024

Education Hub

Ten Life Hacks for Instructors

There’s only so much time in a day, and it has a tendency to fill itself up with far more than a single person can feasibly do. Or so it often feels.

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Kjanela Fawcett

January 10, 2024

Education Hub

Setting Up for Success by Starting Out Right: The Art of the Pre-Assessment

“If you fail to prepare, you are preparing to fail.” Or so H.K. Williams—and many since—have warned us.

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Kjanela Fawcett

December 20, 2023

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Improving Gender Equity in Business Leadership: A Whole-Pipeline Approach

In 2023, a record proportion of Fortune 500 companies are now led by women CEOs. What is that proportion?

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Aspen Moore

December 11, 2023

Community Highlight

MyEducator Author James Gaskin: Teaching with Technology

Dr. James Gaskin has been a professor of information systems at Brigham Young University for 11 years. He also teaches statistics in an executive doctorate program in Cleveland; but James’s real area of expertise is artificial intelligence, specifically human-AI interactions.

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Sarah Jensen

November 21, 2023

Education Hub

Accessibility Matters: Full Opportunity, Full Access

There are a number of reasons to use online textbooks , just as there are many reasons to be concerned as to whether they are the right choice. Accessibility concerns fall under both umbrellas, in some ways a benefit to students with disabilities and at times a cause for concern.

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Kjanela Fawcett

November 12, 2023

Resource Update

Get Direct with CanvasConnect

It’s now easier than ever to use Canvas with MyEducator. We know that instructors want to use education technology as an innovative way to foster student success.

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Aspen Moore

November 3, 2023

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Contributors

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.