Series: CTLT Institute
Event Date & Time
Event Description
“Active learning doesn’t just happen; it occurs in the classroom when the teacher creates a learning environment that makes it more likely to occur”, Michael (2006).
Designing active learning requires an instructor to carefully consider intended learning outcomes, content, learners, context, and assessment methods. The availability of online learning technologies has made the design and incorporation of active learning in flipped and blended classrooms complex. In this workshop, we will guide the reflection, the discussion, and the design of appropriate active learning techniques that are best for the learners, for the courses, and for different learning environments. We would apply a basic model of an aligned curriculum to show you how to weave all the practices for effective active learning in various learning environments.
Facilitators: Hailan Chen, Namsook Jahng and Judy Chan
This function is part of the CTLT Summer Institute taking place from August 24-27, 2015. This week long initiative will feature a series of workshops designed for new and developing faculty, staff, graduate students, teaching assistants, and anyone else in the UBC teaching community. Explore and share fundamental teaching and learning practices that can be implemented into your instruction. For a complete list of events, please click here
Venue: Irving K Barber Learning Centre, Peña Room 301
Venue Website: http://www.maps.ubc.ca/PROD/index_detail.php?show=y,n,n,n,n,y&bldg2Search=n&locat1=516
Address:
Description:
formerly Lillooet Room.