Christopher Longo and Barbara Frey from the University of Pittsburgh spoke at the Quality matters Quality in Action conference on “Leveraging Automation for Teaching Efficiency.” Longo is an instructional design specialist with a decade of experience. Frey is very active with Quality Matters and teaches courses on instructional design. The goal of this session was […]
Steve Kaufman, Senior Instructional Designer & Strategic Initiatives Coordinator, presented at the QM Quality in Action Conference 2025. This was their second or follow up session titled “The AI Empowered Instructional Designer 2.0.” They shared resources at bit.ly/ai-empowered-id Kaufman asked participants about their feelings on AI and whether the their institutions have policies on AI […]
Amanda Hardman is a senior learning designer with the Colorado Community College System. Hardman is also an online instructor and teaches a course on Universal Design for Learning. ” Harman presented “Aligned AI: Balancing Learning Goals, Learner Engagement, and Learner Support” at the QM research conference. The presentation began with a quote from Ethan Mollick […]
Kate Morgan and Lisa Byrnes are Instructional Designer at Penn State World Campus. They presented at the Quality Matters online conference. The title of the session was “Using AI to Generate Engaging Course Content.” Penny Ralston-Berg also presented in this session. Byrnes described how AI use has evolved very quickly and is no longer “futuristic.” […]
Dr. Jim Brown and Thomas Capone spoke about “Teaching Online to the World Community” as part of the Quality Matters (QM) Quality in Action conference earlier this year. They are part of The Global Distance Learning Association. Brown noted that there ar eno legal restrictions preventing foreign students residing in their home countries from earning […]
Christina Silver from the University of Surrey and Founder & Director of QDA Services spoke about literature analysis. They noted that there are many methodologies and also many tools in MAXQDA. Silver said literature is text with images and therefore qualitative data. Reviewing literature is a form of qualitative analysis. Silver has done a series […]
Ala’a Issa, Sydney Stevenson, and Meri Ghorkhmazyan presented at MAXDAYS 2025 on “From Data to Decisions: Mercy Corps’ Experience with MAXQDA.” Mercy Corps helps communities survive crises and works globally. Mercy Corps adopted MAXQDA. They currently have 40 MAXQDA floating licenses! Issa shared this information and introduced case studies. The first one was program performance […]
Andreas W. Muller presented a session about AI Assist. The title was “MAXQDA’s AI Assist: Support your Coding with AI Assist.” AI assist is an add-on to MAXQDA 24. It uses large language models to create summaries of documents, coded segments, and more. AI Assist can also generate new subcodes and explanations. AI Assist suggests […]
Tonight I watched the Quality Matters (QM) webinar titled “The AI Authoring Advantage: Balancing Speed and Substance in Course Creation.” Dr. Jason Neiffer is the Executive Director of Montana Digital Academy. The Academy is located on the University of Montana campus. Neiffer created a presentationbuddy link: presentationbuddy.io/qmwebinar0325 This is a ChatGPT with the slides and […]
Jenay Robert, a Senior Researcher with EDUCAUSE, presented at the Quality Matters (QM) Research Connect Conference on the EDUCAUSE 2025 AI Landscape Research study. The full report can be found at: bit.ly/2025AILandscape The survey had fifty-two closed and open ended questions (but depending on branching fewer questions). Responses that met the inclusion criteria totaled 788. […]