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Todd Bacastow and Leanne Sulewski worked with a Dutton Institute learning designer and videographer to develop a series of video conversations. According to Bacastow, "Leveraging Dutton's resources and expertise was essential in developing a course that simplifies a complex topic and makes it engaging for learners. In a short time, we successfully created a series of brief videos that introduce and emphasize key concepts to support understanding the complexities."

Research shows that active engagement helps students learn. Read on for ideas to encourage active learning in your classroom.

Explore how to engage students with interactive videos and design effective quizzes, tests, and exams.

Learn three strategies for building relationships with your students, explore how reflective writing can help students remember and understand their course material, and check out the EMS Faculty Studio for video production.

Check out some great resources for student engagement, Zoom polling, teaching online with video, and "The Tree of Contemplative Practices."

Did you know you can create interactive video quizzes in Kaltura? Read on for some new ideas.

Do you find yourself explaining the same thing over and over? Try recording on the lightboard in the EMS faculty studio.

Accessibility tips for videos, narrated screen captures, and audio files.