Crossing the Physical / Digital Divide of Learning
From your water bottle to the font color on your slides, did you know small details can directly impact your ability to create an engaging learning environment for your students?
Former CEO Mary Hinesly, M.B.A., D.B.A. is here to help you cross the physical / digital divide. Based on her widely popular presentation at the University of Michigan, she's sharing proven tips & tricks for engaging your students while teaching remotely.
Find out what makes a successful online instructor and have your questions answered. Don’t miss the first in this free webinar series built for you!
About the Presenter: Dr. Mary Hinesly earned her doctorate at Grenoble École de Management Technology and Innovation in France. Dr. Hinesly has served as a COO and acting CEO in the retail industry, the Director of Research for Thompson Associates, and the Director of Educational Content and Research for the National Retail Federation. Dr. Hinesly has been with the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan for sixteen years, teaching co-creating new curriculum in the area of social/digital business systems, processes and business communications. She has been involved with helping hundreds of companies including Google, Cisco, Amazon, Jive, Microsoft, PwC, Unilever, Wacker Chemical, GE, LVMH, Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority, The New York Times, Global Berry, DOW and more.
To view the full webinar, visit: https://youtu.be/CopAf6IkNCk
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