10/13/2026
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In our latest Insights for College Transitions, Brad Garner, Ph.D., explores practical ways faculty can use digital resources to spark curiosity before class, deepen reflection afterward, provide meaningful feedback, and strengthen studentsโ digital and AI literacy.
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โThe most important question, then, is not whether technology belongs in teaching, but how it can be used intentionally to strengthen learning,โ said Garner. โWhen thoughtfully integrated, digital resources can complement human interaction, expand opportunities for participation, and help carry learning beyond a particular place or moment. Technology is most valuable not when it adds more to a course, but when it helps students learn more meaningfully.โ
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๐ Read โTeaching Beyond the Curriculum: Using Digital Resources to Strengthen Student Inquiryโ and explore more articles for FREE at sc.edu/fye!