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Community Highlight

Our Partnership with WGU

It’s not too late to advance your education, career skills, or economic opportunities. From stay-at-home parents and full-time caregivers, to active-duty service members and military veterans, to those looking for a career change or skill upgrade, there is a place for every type of student at Western Governors University—and MyEducator is helping pave the way!

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Aspen Moore

October 23, 2026

Online Learning

An International Education at Home

When a global pandemic shut down and isolated the world, education moved online. Since then, we have seen a jump in online education.

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Holly Adams

September 30, 2026

Online Learning

Getting to the Source . . . and Getting the Source Right

In today’s day and age, one adage has become more important than ever: Don’t believe everything you read—or watch or listen to—on the internet. Not to say that you can’t believe anything you read on the internet.

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Kjanela Fawcett

October 7, 2026

Education Hub

Setting Up for Success: Crafting a Syllabus

Before students sit in a classroom, complete an assignment, or even meet an instructor in person, they see the course through the syllabus. A well-crafted syllabus is a roadmap for student success.

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Rachel Hulet

September 28, 2026

Community Highlight

Paxton Gray: Bringing Experience to the Marketing Classroom

Paxton Gray has served as CEO of 97th Floor, an award-winning digital marketing agency headquartered in Lehi, Utah, since 2020. He is the author of multiple marketing and communication MyEducator courses.

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Amy Guan

September 21, 2026

Online Learning

Citing Online Sources test

Online sources used to be considered untrustworthy; and for a long time, there was good reason for that—the most reliable sources were found in books and journals that only came in print. But times have changed, and now some of the most current and reliable information can be found online, thanks to the web’s ready availability and ubiquity across industries.

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Sarah Jensen

March 25, 2026

Resource Update

Stacking Your Fall Semester Lineups? Include Our Microsoft Power BI Module

As instructors finalize their courses for the fall semester, many are asking the same question: Which technical skills will best prepare students for today’s workplace? Across accounting, finance, marketing, operations, and management, organizations are increasingly relying on data to make better decisions.

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Rachel Hulet

July 24, 2026

Education Hub

Writing Textbooks with Style

Most people can remember the days of diligently pulling out the hefty, assigned textbook and reading a chapter or two before the next day’s class. These textbooks were often full of long blocks of text, a diagram or two, formulas, and the occasional image or figure.

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Holly Adams

June 16, 2026

Community Highlight

Beth Davis-Sramek: The Spirit of Sustainability

Since MyEducator’s inception, our goal has been to provide high-quality learning materials for both instructors and students. Key to reaching that goal are the authors who work with MyEducator, providing their expertise and insight developed over years within their fields.

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Kjanela Fawcett

May 21, 2026

Education Hub

Teaching Self-Editing to Students

“To write is human; to edit is divine.” —Stephen King 1 Photo by cottonbro studio via Pexels That’s right. One of the most popular authors of all time said that (in his book on writing).

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Garth Talbot

May 13, 2026

Resource Update

Sports Marketing: Mastering the Fan-First Playbook

If you’ve ever experienced the victories and upsets of March Madness, or witnessed the awe-inspiring athletic achievements of the Olympics, or followed the career of a professional athlete on social media, you know what it’s like to be a passionate sports fan.

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Aspen Moore

May 1, 2026

Online Learning

3 Tips for Working with an AI Assistant

With artificial intelligent assistants on the rise, it is important to remember what AI is and what it isn’t in order to get the best work out of a virtual assistant. Most of the common AI chatbots and assistants out there (such as ChatGPT and Gemini) are language learning models (LLMs).

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Holly Adams

April 20, 2026

Community Highlight

“The Rule of Three”—Prof. Simon Dolan on the Framework Behind Success

What if the secret to navigating complexity—in education, in leadership, in organizations, in life—could be distilled into a single structural principle? For Prof.

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Rachel Hulet

May 1, 2026

Education Hub

Understanding Microlearning: Benefits and Applications for Today’s Learners

Microlearning is a learning approach that researchers predict will be one of the most popular—and enduring—trends in eLearning. While not a new concept, it is especially relevant today as smartphones and digital platforms have made quick, convenient, and accessible information the norm.

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Amy Guan

April 4, 2026

Online Learning

Citing Online Sources

Online sources used to be considered untrustworthy; and for a long time, there was good reason for that—the most reliable sources were found in books and journals that only came in print. But times have changed, and now some of the most current and reliable information can be found online, thanks to the web’s ready availability and ubiquity across industries.

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Sarah Jensen

March 25, 2026

Resource Update

Taking Control of AI with AI-Powered Marketing Strategy: Tools and Applications

Artificial intelligence is influencing aspects of many people’s lives. Many feel threatened by AI—they feel as though it will replace employees and make them irrelevant.

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Holly Adams

March 20, 2026

Online Learning

How to Search and Prompt Online: Boolean Logic

Many remote learning students use a search function to find specific information from their online textbook. With the modern internet holding approximately 181 trillion gigabytes of data, study and research aids, such as research databases, libraries, textbooks, search engines, and large language models (LLMs), can be so extensive that finding the exact information users need...

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Garth Talbot

March 12, 2026

Community Highlight

Come See MyEducator at These 2026 Conferences

Did you know that MyEducator regularly travels to conferences across the United States to meet with professors and showcase our available textbooks and features? We will have representatives at the following 2026 conferences, and we’d love to see you there!

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Sarah Jensen

March 4, 2026

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Contributors

Rachel Hulet

An avid reader and lifelong learner, I’ve always appreciated the artistry and power of words. With a background in editing, publishing, and linguistics, I’ve loved working for MyEducator—it’s a continual learning process with opportunities to study subjects I’ve never studied before and meet extraordinary professionals I wouldn’t have met otherwise.

Aspen Stander Moore

I was drawn to editing to help authors bring out the best in their writing, and I’m now MyEducator’s content team lead. I have a passion for learning and supporting others in their quest to learn—which is what makes working at MyEducator so rewarding!

Sarah Jensen

I love to help people communicate their ideas clearly. My education background in English linguistics and editing led me to MyEducator, where I’ve been lucky enough to help numerous authors and instructors do just that! At the same time, I get to learn new things every day from the content I work with. I love MyEducator!

Kjanela Fawcett

I’ve loved the written language for as long as I can remember. That love led me first to editing and from there to MyEducator. There’s something uniquely amazing about learning something new nearly every day; that’s what happens when you spend your time editing textbooks!

Amy Guan

I was that kid who picked a profession in third grade and stuck with it. You may call that unimaginative, but I prefer to call it dedication. Reading, editing, and learning have always been my passions, and at MyEducator, I get to do all three every day. I love working with authors to perfect their content while getting crash courses on subjects ranging from marketing to database management.

Holly Adams

My name is Holly Adams and I studied editing at BYU. I am always ready to tell anyone about the different types of dashes and where a comma should be placed, but I still have to double-check that I spelled “receipt” correctly. I love working with MyEducator!

Garth Talbot

Editing and writing at MyEducator offers me a unique opportunity to use my skills and experience. My editing focus is on graduate and undergraduate business education. Being an international consultant and a published author, I love contributing to the intersection of writing and business education content that MyEducator provides. Working with authors and with the blog is a wonderful experience.