Genio Podcast: Learning Outcomes Leaders
Hear us chatting to higher education professionals across a range of topics from student success to technology adoption, boosting learner confidence to driving persistence.
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Monitoring CI flakes in our CI pipeline | Genio
Genio software developer, Alex Burlton, explains how our Continuous Integration Pipeline works, and how we keep it moving. Discover more here.
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How ADHD, Autism, and Dyslexia affect learning | Genio
Cognitive scientist Dr. Sue Wilkinson explains how common disabilities affect the learning process. Learn more about how disabilities affect learning here.
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Why is note taking so challenging? We'll tell you | Genio
Despite its importance for learning, many learners struggle with note taking. Visit here to discover why the simple act of note taking is actually difficult.
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How note taking improves students' learning | Genio
Learning is all about connections. In this post, we'll show you how note taking helps forge these connections with ease and improve learners' independence.
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Learning and note taking: an introduction | Genio
The first in our new series on note taking, we’ll talk about note taking and the role it plays in creating connections between students and their learning.
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How to become a self-regulated learner | Genio
Self-regulated learning is the goal of many higher ed institutions and instructors, and a key part of that is note taking. Learn more from our blog here.
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How Marymount Manhattan dropped peer notes | Genio
We spoke to Lindsay Green about how her students have learned to love assistive technology and moved away from peer notetakers. Read more about Genio Notes here.
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How Cornell University adapted to virtual learning | Genio
We spoke to NTSN member Sarah Bonawitz about the challenges she and her students have faced this past year. Learn how Genio Notes was able to help her overcome them.
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How can we bridge the digital divide in education? | Genio
Remote learning requires high-speed internet and personal technology, but not everyone has access to these things. So, how can we bridge this digital divide?