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What’s the best way for your students to learn project management? By doing a project, of course! Project Management: Principles in Practice by Grant Stousland includes a course-long project that engages students in giving back to the community and learning project management skills along the way.
Optimizing team composition in organizational and educational environments is an important task for maximum performance. When it comes to teamwork and personality within a university setting, the question many instructors ask is which methodology will create the most successful team: Birds of a feather? Or opposites?
There’s always that one person in the office who blows their coworkers away with their spreadsheet magic. Whatever the need, they can do it. Wouldn’t you like to be that person? Learn more about how to advance your Excel skills!
Stealing ideas, thoughts, or research is plagiarism, something most people, especially those involved in research and education, are familiar with. Keeping accidental plagiarism out of your work requires effort and practice, but understanding the different types of plagiarism helps you better understand how to avoid them.
Parker Yocum used MyEducator resources in college. When Parker graduated and moved into the workforce, he unlocked a hidden superpower: lifetime access to his MyEducator courses. Read on to learn how MyEducator lifetime access stands out and how it can help you!
Technology has transformed the world of finance, and the stakes are ever higher for up-and-coming finance professionals. It is critical for students of finance to learn technology skills!
To read or not to read—that is the question that many students ask themselves when it comes to doing their assigned reading for classes. Many instructors have noticed a decrease in the completion of assigned reading and find this decline concerning. Read on to find out how instructors can encourage reading completion!
Conferences are a fantastic way to meet with people who have similar interests as you. Conferences that focus on professional training and development can be highly beneficial as attendees are given the opportunity learn more about their industries, give and receive feedback on research, set goals, and grow a vibrant network of peers and associates. With many conferences returning to in-person attendance, we have a few tips for making the most of your conference experience.
“Just Google it!” As a tried-and-true method for finding answers, Google has changed the world. But no matter the field, education is more than just finding answers. It’s about teaching skills; this includes, but is not limited to, problem-solving skills, communication skills, and people skills. And that’s in addition to giving students the tools for…
As an instructor, transitioning a course from semester to semester sometimes comes with hiccups. MyEducator helps you make this transition smoothly by seamlessly duplicating or updating your learning resource!
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