Instructional video is at the heart of a Modern Classroom. But a video without captions leaves students behind. Whether you teach English Language Learners, students with learning differences, or kids who simply learn better when they can read along, subtitles make your instruction more accessible to all. Here are four methods, from the simplest one-step option to more advanced techniques.

Notes are an essential element to student learning and success. Guided notes can increase the impact of self-paced videos for students of all learning levels.

Dr. Catlin Tucker shares best practices for educators working to intentionally design synchronous and asynchronous learning experiences.

Dr. Catlin Tucker breaks down blended learning and the blended learning models that educators can employ to meet the needs of all students.

Use class time effectively and make the most of your time with students by employing these three strategies.

Guided notes keep students engaged, help students retain what they see, and improve students’ academic performance

Craft learning experiences to meet every student’s needs.

Leverage four modes of instruction effectively.

Meet students’ needs, even when they aren’t in class.

What does a Modern Classroom look like? We explore eight educators classrooms to find out.

Are you wondering how to set up your classroom to facilitate blended, self-paced, mastery-based learning?

Planning your instructional videos can reduce the overall amount of work you need to do.

Instructional videos can serve many purposes in the self-paced classroom. Read on to learn the innovative ways these videos can be used.

Recording instructional videos in one take - decoded!

You'll probably be using some blend of synchronous and asynchronous instruction this year. How can you use each of these forms of instruction most effectively?

It's important to create your own instructional videos. We share why it matters.

Unlike traditional classrooms, Modern Classrooms educators experience free time in their classroom they may not have had before. Here's how to use it!

Whole-class instruction in the self-paced classroom - an oxymoron? No way! It can be a great way to bring students together and encourage collaboration!