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<3.75-min. read> Your nursing program is ready for a new supplier of nursing education solutions. Choices abound. So, how do you compare them?
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<11-min. read> Before the pandemic, Dr. Pam Jeffries was already a fan of online teaching. Still grappling with the practice? She has some helpful advice.
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<6-min. read> Confused students look for shortcuts to avoid actual learning. With the right tools and support, though, they can achieve that “aha” moment.
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<2.45-min. read> Nurses Month is your opportunity to let nursing colleagues know how much you care about the challenging work they do.
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<4.45-min. read> When the pandemic struck, OADN knew the impact on nursing education would be acute. It immediately took action to help.
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<3.5-min. read> When your energy is lagging, and students seem uninspired, you need some innovative ideas to bolster enthusiasm in your online classroom.
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<7-min. read> When your classes couldn’t meet in person last spring, you may have wondered how the change would affect students. ATI has details.
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<3-min. read> Zoom has so many features, icons, and buttons that it’s hard to keep track of them all. But we’ve simplified the approach by listing out the most important ones for you to use in your online classroom.
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<2-min. read> If the pandemic has left you wondering how you’ll get through these next few months, take heart! You CAN handle the hardships.
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<6.5-min. read> Fall 2020 poses multiple questions on how to make distance learning successful for nursing students. 2 educators steeped in remote teaching offer tips to help.