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Transforming the University: Teaching and Learning in Emerging Learning Environments

Title:Transforming the University: Teaching and Learning in Emerging Learning Environments (ID: MWRC09_48486)
Author(s):Amy Garrett Dikkers (University of Minnesota), Bernadette Longo (University of Minnesota), Anne Minenko (University of Minnesota), Catherine A. Solheim (University of Minnesota) and Kimerly Wilcox (University of Minnesota)
Topics:Active Learning, Faculty Development, Instructional Design, Instructional Technologies, IT Integration, Learning, Learning Environments, MWRC09, technology-enhanced learning
Origin:Midwest Regional Conferences (03/25/2009)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:

More higher education institutions are embracing opportunities to encourage faculty to teach in emerging learning environments, and faculty are beginning to explore how they might utilize them to enhance student learning. This presentation will focus on four faculty projects and the common themes emerging from collaborating on scholarship of teaching and learning and grounding technology-enhanced learning in pedagogy and learner outcomes. These common themes include best practices in an active learning classroom, team-based learning, and web-based delivery of interactive cases. These faculty members are collaborating to identify common struggles, unexpected challenges, and rewards in the realization of their projects.

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