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Top Trends for Nursing Educators in 2023: Leadership, Mental Health and the Next Generation NCLEX Exam
Educational trends change quickly, especially in nursing. Read on to find out what will be key in 2023. -
Get Quick Access to Navigate Support Videos and Documents
Need help accessing Navigate or using any particular tools and resources? Use this page to quickly find links to dozens of training videos and documents – organized by student topics, instructor topics, and login-related topics. -
Instructors Provide Guidance on Teaching the Cybersecurity Workforce of the Future
Prominent authors and educators discuss strategy, tactics, and the power of remaining curious when it comes to cybersecurity education. -
Photos, Videos and Vignettes: How to Bring Global Health Topics to Life in the Classroom
Teachers have so many tools in their toolkit beyond just lecturing. Learn how, and when, to use them. -
Consider This Before You Start Teaching to the CompTIA Security+ Exam
The CompTIA Security+ exam is one of the first exams a cybersecurity student must pass. Learn the right way to teach to this critical test. -
How to Write a Textbook: A 7-Step Guide from a Public Health Course Instructor and Author
Writing a textbook can be overwhelming when you're just starting out, but it can be done. These steps will help turn your ideas into print. -
Teaching Chrononutrition When Promoting Breastfeeding: How Breastmilk Can Help Tune Infant Sleep Cycles
The newborn’s circadian rhythm is typically established by 12-16 weeks of age through external factors such as light/dark exposure and the timing of feedings. But breastmilk plays a role, too. -
Unpacking The Infant Formula Shortage: What Are We Really Short On?
The infant formula market in the US is highly concentrated. With such a concentrated system, when something goes wrong its impact can be profound. -
Using Monkeypox as a Case Study to Teach Pandemic Prevention
When the World Health Organization declared Monkeypox a public health emergency of international concern many thought, “Here we go again.” How can we teach an approach to pandemic prevention that can embrace such diverse threats as COVID-19 and Monkeypox and other emerging infectious diseases? -
Teaching Global Health Advocacy in the Days of COVID
The pandemic has highlighted the extent to which public health is political. Therefore, it is now important for both public health professionals and concerned citizens to be involved in influencing policy making.
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JBL Cloud Labs
Since 2010, Jones & Bartlett Learning has been an industry leader in providing engaging virtual lab solutions for cybersecurity education.Full story
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Teaching Databases: Combining Databases Illuminated with Hands-On Cloud Labs
In this webinar recording, meet the authors of Databases Illuminated, Fourth Edition, and learn how their textbook balances teaching students about traditional database technology and the new directions created by big data.Full story
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Customer Spotlight Q&A: Lynn University Pushes Student Learning to the Next Level with Navigate Scenarios
David Wolf, Professor & Academic Program Coordinator for Healthcare Management at Lynn University, speaks about his students experience using the Navigate Scenarios in his MBA program.Full story
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Improve Healthcare: Advancing Interprofessional-Integenerational Health Education
In this special episode, we sit down with colleagues and the publisher of Healthcare USA, 10th edition.Full story
