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The new semester is near, it is certain that all institutions will aim for long-term, strategic planning to achieve engaging, inclusive, and flexible education. So what else can we expect?
Several educators from institutions worldwide share 5 key insights that will sure take place in the upcoming school year.
An engaging, interactive, learning experience is key to student success
Courses need to be engaging, inclusive, and scalable
Assessment is key to student success, and it needs to be holistic, and effective
Evaluate and select appropriate pedagogical technology is crucial
Hybrid learning is the new normal and here are the key recommendations institutions should follow to successfully adopt this approach.
Dr. Andrew Feldstein, Assistant Provost at Fort Hays State University explained the pillars of personalized learning and how technology can help institutions build a robust learning ecosystem.
4 core principles and a framework to implement inclusive course design with technology support, shared by Linda Lee, Director of Instructional Design at the Wharton School.
A detailed explanation of different course design types (online, blended, hybrid, and hyflex), and the 6 essential steps to create an effective course.
A comprehensive guide to flexible course design that promotes active learning, student engagement, and retention.
A free, online certification course on knowledge and skills to increase student engagement, interaction, and collaboration in online, blended, or hybrid courses.
Dr. Tiffany Gunning at Deakin University implemented a 5-year long project to scaffold authentic assessment across 58 subjects in a STEM faculty.
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A collection of assessment rubrics for self, peer, and group evaluation, designed and implemented by several institutions worldwide.
This ebook covers everything you need about feedback and fool-proof strategies to elevate the feedback practice in your courses.
Educators from different institutions share 10 factors that persuaded them to adopt FeedbackFruits for better course design.
This framework will provide faculty members with a holistic view to evaluate and decide on the most suited pedagogical tools.
A series of articles that provide practical tips, strategies to make the best of our tools to create engaging courses in any class size or setting.
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