David Mora

I've found blogging to be helpful as a student because it helped me reflect on what I've learned in a course. Additionally, I was able to create a digital portfolio from my posts at the end of the term.

The benefits of microblogging are endless. I've used Twitter in the classroom (both as a student and instructor) and have found it to be an engaging tool for active learning and teaching.

Rubrics and portfolios allow students to demonstrate what they learn by evaluating more than yes/no answers.

It's best to be inclusive and consider the culture of each student.

How do you create an inclusive learning environment in your classroom or online course?

Inclusivity is important to help foster a learning community for all students.

The techniques covered in this training (specifically listening skills and changing your own behavior) were particularly helpful.

In this lesson, I learned one could flex between leadership styles. In the past, I thought one was limited to a single style.

I found this training to be very helpful in developing and refinining my Personal Leadership Development Plan.

Before taking this training, I thought leaving a legacy was something you did towards the end of your career. Now I know you control your legacy at every stage of your career.