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Frequently Identified Learning Outcomes
Posted by Eric Kyle
· Tuesday,
February
22nd,
2022
at 11:24 AM
Check out this graph showing most frequently identified learning outcomes among institutions surveyed for the report. Fifteen outcomes are shown, ranging from a high of 90% for Written Communication down to a low of 29% for Digital Literacy. Source: Finley, A. & McConnell, K. D. (2022). On the same page?: Adiministrator and faculty views on […]
The 21st Century Pedagogy Institute (21CPI, https://21cpi.uco.edu), part of UCO’s Center for Excellence in Transformative Teaching and Learning, is proud to offer a limited number of complimentary licenses to an on-demand faculty development platform, Qedex (https://www.qedex.org). To request a license, please complete the following form: https://uco.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4JzPX5wHIDW1MO2 For the chance to receive 21CPI credit, please do […]
Incorporating Transformative Learning into a Spanish Course
Posted by Stacy Southerland
· Monday,
April
27th,
2020
at 03:08 PM
Introduction I attended UCO’s Student Transformative Learning Record (STLR) training in the summer of 2019 and subsequently used information from that instruction to redesign one of my fall 2019 Elementary Spanish I culture activities. Motivating my effort was interest in refreshing course assignments, helping students meet course and UCO transformative learning objectives in new and […]
Categories : eLearning, Great Teaching
Three Techniques for Using Micro-Credentials to Engage Learners
Posted by Bucky Dodd
· Monday,
April
20th,
2020
at 08:41 AM
Think of a time when you completed a college course, a webinar, or a workplace seminar… There were most likely records of your attendance and completion…but…how were you able to communicate the skills you gained with others? Did you receive a paper certificate? A standard transcript? Micro-credentials are gaining popularity in education and workplace settings […]
Categories : eLearning, Great Teaching
Teaching From Home: Structure, Time-Management, & Self-Care
Posted by JHorn9
· Thursday,
April
9th,
2020
at 12:53 PM
Todd Zakrajsek, our 2016 UCO Collegium speaker, offers some quick tips on working from home Designate A Work Area Identify items to bring to your home office. What may make your workload more natural, familiar, and comfortable (e.g., favorite travel mug, a reference tool, or book that you reach for often, or even a favorite […]
Categories : eLearning
Dynamic Lecturing – Seven Online Lecture Enhancement Strategies
Posted by JHorn9
· Thursday,
April
9th,
2020
at 10:16 AM
Dr. Christine Harrington, one of the keynote speakers at the Sept. 7th and 8th, 2020 Collegium and co-author of the notable book on Dynamic Lecturing, has summarized helpful techniques for Dynamic Lecturing in Synchronous Online Lectures. Technology tools such as Zoom make it easy for faculty to conduct live teaching sessions in an online environment. […]
Categories : eLearning, Great Teaching
Tags : lecturing, online teaching
Four Steps to Designing Micro Learning Interactions
Posted by Bucky Dodd
· Monday,
February
25th,
2019
at 10:03 AM
Article by Bucky J. Dodd, Ph.D. – When designing learning experiences, many educators tend to focus on designing overall formal learning environments such as a courses, seminars, or workshops. Within these formal learning processes, there are often many dynamic opportunities to support learning based on the unique needs and experiences that learners encounter. Responding to […]
Categories : eLearning, Great Teaching
Unlocking the Secrets of Learning Innovation
Posted by Bucky Dodd
· Tuesday,
May
8th,
2018
at 12:09 PM
Written by Bucky J. Dodd, PhD – The Institute for Learning Environment Design recently attended the Online Learning Consortium (OLC) Innovate conference in Nashville, Tennessee. In addition to catching up with many of our collaborators from other institutions, we also unveiled a new visual analytics tool for accelerating learning innovation called the Learning Environment Innovation […]
Categories : eLearning, Great Teaching
Starting the Intellectual Engine Online
Posted by Buddy Broncho
· Tuesday,
February
20th,
2018
at 11:58 AM
Writen by Tracy Fairless, M.A., Director of Learning Design, Center for eLearning and Connected Environments – “Students should be made to grapple with the material and receive authentic practice in thinking like an expert,” said Carl Wieman, a Nobel Prize-winning physicist and associate director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy. In […]
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