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Better option than texting for group communication. VoiceThread is a cloud application, so there is no software to install. It will work in any modern web browser and on almost any internet connection.Upload, share and discuss documents, presentations, images, audio files and videos. Over 50 different types of media can be used in a VoiceThread. Comment using microphone, webcam, text, phone, and audio-file upload.

Sign up for 200M free cloud space.Sync Documents in Real-time. Conveniently browse through and view all your content on any device. Edits made on one device, it simultaneously syncs to all your others.

Collect information from anywhere into a single place. From text notes to web pages to files to snapshots, everything is always at your fingertips. Share your notes and collaborate on projects with friends, colleagues and classmates.

From distraction-free apps that take up your whole screen to feature-packed mainstays like Microsoft Word, we've put together a guide to help you choose the writing software that's right for you. With a concentration on long-form writing apps.

Facilitating campus-wide academic and career success through online courses for faculty, staff, and students on the effective application of technology. Tutorials on all things technology from Blackboard to Word.

Coursera is an education platform that partners with top universities and organizations worldwide, to offer courses online for anyone to take, for free. Religious topics are limited. Try searching specific religions like "Buddhism."

Study used the Measure of Epistemology Reflection to explore impact of service-learning and social justice education on cognitive development. Results showed service-learning courses had a positive impact on cognitive development, while service-learning courses w/a social justice emphasis appeared to have more impact on students’ cognitive development than those without.

As students develop cognitively, integrating knowledge in ways that reflect their learning, they also need to grow both interpersonally, by considering themselves as part of a larger whole, and intrapersonally, by establishing a belief system that can influence and guide their choices and experiences.

Faculty who understand the mental and emotional changes that college students experience can design courses that meet students’ needs and support continued development. Links on this site present theories and research on students’ cognitive, moral, and emotional development. Divided into four categories: Cognitive, Moral, Cognitive and Moral and Emotional Development.