I recently tweeted some examples of how the Grav Course Hub can help change your teaching (as it has certainly changed mine!), and I thought I would share them here:

(1/9) Based on an enlightening discussion, here is my attempt to list how the @getgrav Course Hub can result in 'changes to your teaching':

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(2/9) Support open sharing and access to materials (openness)

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(3/9) Provide performance support at time of need (mobile)

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(4/9) Leverage the best elements of an LMS, but not be limited by it (partnership)

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(5/9) Provide a real-time third point of contact (communication)

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(6/9) Enable student generation and modification of materials (collaboration)

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(7/9) Support the sharing of ideas and resources (curation)

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(8/9) Decrease barriers to updating materials (information currency/relevance)

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(9/9) Make it possible to utilize a broader range of elements that can help reach unmet pedagogical goals (control)

— Hibbitts Design (@hibbittsdesign) November 4, 2016