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Hello! We’re the creators of Teaching Through Noise. As a team, we are hopeful that every class, technique, and teaching and learning strategy we implement will bring us one step closer to delivering more powerful and impactful learning experiences. We desperately want to share those resources with you! That’s where this website comes in. It’s a vision, a service, and a business that we’ve created amid assiduous support for instructors and launched from many hours of figuring out what works. 

We know we’re not the only ones walking this challenging road where education meets technology and instructional design. Even though every classroom environment probably looks slightly different, our teaching and learning needs are what we have in common, and you don’t have to figure it out alone! 

We’re not writing from the perspective of having been through every teaching and learning experience; instead, we’re writing from the middle of it! The messy middle, where pedagogy and teaching strategies, strong personalities, course objectives, and student variability collide! 

Of course, there are days when course planning gets the time and attention it deserves, and we’ll urge you to make this part of your routine. Other times, when all you need is a quick educational technology resource, we’ve got you covered! 

So let’s review course design, technology integration, e-learning best practices, tried-and-true methods for reaching diverse audiences, and all the ways supporting teachers and learners can have an impact.

We won’t pretend that good enough is “good enough” when it comes to teaching and learning.

Instead, we will dive in and together say there’s more to learn, more to do, and more to explore — it's continuous improvement at its best — and we’re going to be at it for a while!

Wait, There’s More!

As another thank you for showing an interest in what we’re doing to help support and enhance your courses, and maximize teaching and learning, here’s one of our most popular guides for FREE on how to Create an Extraordinary First Impression in an Online Course.

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