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Higher education is no longer choosing between synchronous or asynchronous learning. The real opportunity is designing experiences that make both meaningful. At Winston-Salem State University, faculty are using interactive video to create more engaging, accessible, and student-centered learning experiences across online instruction. In asynchronous counseling courses, interactive video helped students demonstrate skills, receive clearer feedback, and spend less time on tedious transcription work. In synchronous sociology courses, live engagement tools helped create more interactive and collaborative online discussions. Different teaching styles. Different course formats. Same priority: creating learning experiences that keep students engaged and supported. The takeaway is clear. Technology is most impactful when it removes barriers, increases participation, and gives educators more ways to connect with learners wherever they are. #HigherEd #EdTech #ActiveLearning

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