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When instructors design multiple choice questions with more than one correct answer, a student who identifies some correct choices without choosing any incorrect ones has...

In higher education, grading often feels like a forced choice: move quickly or be accurate and fair. Instructors and teaching assistants know the tension well....

Grading a large class often starts with good intentions—and quickly turns into a logistical puzzle. What works smoothly in a class of 30 begins to...

As a new term begins, instructors are pulled in many directions: syllabus updates, lecture prep, LMS setup, and course communications. It is easy for assessment...

As 2025 draws to a close, it’s worth stepping back and surveying the higher education landscape: Where has innovation taken us? What tensions have emerged?...

Today’s students have grown up in a world defined by uncertainty and rapid change — from the rise of AI to the aftermath of the...