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Exhibition of student work from Introduction to Street Photography class

This past Friday, March 23rd, UCR Extension hosted an exhibition of student work from "All the World's a Stage: Introduction to Street Photography," a class taught by Eric Kim . Some of Eric's photos were also on display. Eric Kim and students from his class, "All the World's a Stage: Introduction to Street Photography" Student work on display Eric Kim and  Ibarionex Perello , host of The Candid Frame podcast *photos by Jacqueline Rodriguez Eric is teaching the class again during the Spring quarter . It is taught using a hybrid format, with some face-to-face meetings and some online work. Back in August, I was listening to The Candid Frame episode where Ibarionex Perello interviewed Eric Kim. Eric mentioned that he had recently been laid off from his job and was going to devote his time to street photography. I emailed Eric and told him about our free class for potential online instructors and asked if he might be interested in tea...

Using classroom time more effectively in math instruction

The Khan Academy math videos are very popular and the Los Altos, CA school district is using them in an interesting way. Students watch the videos at home at their own pace and use classroom time for problem solving. Gareth Cook of the Boston Globe has more details on this approach. Assuming similar content is available, this method is a good model to consider for hybrid classes. Put the lectures online and use classroom time for other tasks that may require the teacher's expertise.