A Shortcut for Creating Random Groups October 10, 2023 teaching & shortcuts Just before the academic year began in late August, I found myself looking through the Shortcuts application to see whether I had any shortcuts I Duplicating Files and Folders With Shortcuts August 30, 2022 shortcuts & teaching Last week, I wrote about Python scripts for duplicating files and folders. Those scripts work well. However, not everyone is comfortable working Python Scripts for Duplicating Files and Folders August 23, 2022 python & teaching Earlier this summer, I spent some time creating Python scripts to copy files and folders. Why do that? For me, the most common use case for copying A Shortcut for Randomly Calling on Students July 19, 2022 teaching & shortcuts Calling on students in class is, perhaps surprisingly, one of the things I find challenging. I’ve never been wholly comfortable cold-calling on A Course Planning Template April 28, 2021 teaching I’ve been experimenting with Notion on and off for quite a while, and during the Fall 2020 semester I began exploring how I might use it for course Paperless Handwritten Feedback March 8, 2021 how-to & teaching This is a script I wrote to accompany a short video I created for my colleagues a couple of years ago. The video is available on YouTube: I’d like Sabbatical Diary: Thinking About Grades March 8, 2021 teaching This blog post originally appeared on the ProfHacker blog at the Chronicle of Higher Education on October 4, 2012. This semester, I’m in an Collecting Student Work With Google Forms March 8, 2021 how-to & teaching This blog post originally appeared on the ProfHacker blog at the Chronicle of Higher Education on January 10, 2017. A good number of us here at