Antoine Lewis

Antoine Lewis

About me

Antoine Lewis currently serves as the Family and Student Support Liaison for Hoosier Academies in Indianapolis, IN providing a range of services to parents and faculty (K-8). 2013 - 2014 he was the Academic Advisor for Indiana Wesleyan University. He is also a part-time faculty member and consultant at various institutions and has been tutoring and teaching at the collegiate level for various institutions since 2003, specializing in courses related to business, education and information systems. Prior to this, Antoine was a Student Affairs Specialist at Harrison College and an Academic Coordinator for ITT Technical Institute. Overall he has an extensive background in student affairs, academic advising and online facilitation.

Antoine's passion to help students with their education started while at Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI), while advising and mentoring student-athletes. Throughout the years, he has provided training to staff and management in regards to database usage and learning management systems to track student progress. He believes in expanding ones knowledge and improving a student’s life, long-term.

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Kathryn, I have checked out jeroo and it has some valuable activities for students. Antoine Lewis
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Kathryn, Quizlet sounds like a winner as students define what they need to learn, and we the instuctors provide the resources to make it happen. Antoine Lewis
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Bill, I agree as this helps with providing quality feedback. Antoine Lewis
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Corina, Good luck trying that out and keeping your students engaged Antoine Lewis
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Corina, It is good to know you still have the same passion you had before. Many times as faculty we must use various methods to keep the student engaged as many learn and gain interest differently. I often switch from lecture to group discussion to hands on learning every 15-20 minutes to hopefully get the classroom on its toes. Antoine Lewis
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Bill, Cloud systems seem to be a good way to back up data and keep it safe. This is very important for learning management systems like blackboard for student records Antoine Lewis
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Brandy, I agree that many times showing PowerPoint is not always simple to understand unless you add pictures, relevant content and your voice recorded if an online course. I am often asked what the most effective classroom technology is. I understand that opinions will vary, but I believe the best technology depends on the instructional goal but the instructor must be comfortable with. Antoine Lewis
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Kathleen, Paralegals are more popular within the law profession than in years past. After doing my own research I see that LexisNexis and Westlaw is a form of classroom technology that is very useful to legal professionals. With classroom technology evolving I foresee instructors teaching law with web based simulations so that students can act as lawyers in a role-playing situation. A good read is papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1865880 Antoine Lewis
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Jacalynn, Good to know that you provide videos as many students have different learning styles. The iclickers feature seems to be one that more institutions should use from what you have described. Being able to successfully assess who may not understand the course material is an important tool for faculty. Students appreciate timely and quality feedback which allows them to gage how well they are doing in a course and shows them you want to see them be successful academically. Antoine Lewis
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Chris, It is good to know that you are using methods of visual learning. More and more institutions are using technology such as slideshare as a resources as it is in demand from younger students and many learn more effectively from a video versus text. A great tool and website is Adobe as they have tools that allow you to record, create webinars and tutorials also. Thanks for sharing and explaining the methods you are using. Antoine Lewis

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