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Active Learning Spaces (Reshaping your Course with an Instructional Designer) Presented by: Sharla Sava, Ph.D. Sr. Instructional Designer, Team Lead Ismael Lara, M.S. Sr. Instructional Designer Center for Teaching & Learning with

  1. Active Learning Spaces (Reshaping your Course with an Instructional Designer) Presented by: Sharla Sava, Ph.D. – Sr. Instructional Designer, Team Lead Ismael Lara, M.S. – Sr. Instructional Designer Center for Teaching & Learning with Technology The Office of Instructional & Research Technology Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

  2. What we will cover today… • TLT Team – Who We Are and Our Services • Faculty Development Approaches • Active Learning Pedagogy - Starting Points – Part 1: Course Content – Part 2: Learning Activities – Part 3: Assessments 2

  3. Teaching & Learning with Technology - Who we Are Charlie Collick, Manager • Will Pagan, Lead • Shakira Willoughby Little Ed Tech • Jen Obando • Sharla Sava, Lead • Ismael Lara Course Dev • Laura Transue, Lead • Josh Gould Media Prod 3

  4. Teaching & Learning with Technology Areas Ed Tech Training & Faculty Development Video & Course Media Design & Production Development 4

  5. TLT Services • Educational Technology – Workshops – Certification in Online Learning • Course Development – Consultations with faculty – Course reviews and strategies for improvement • Media Production – Low-cost Professional Studio and post-production services – Mobile video crew for events – Training for solo video production 5

  6. PollEverywhere - how to respond To respond via web browser, go to: PollEv.com/sharlasava859 6

  7. PollEverywhere - how to respond To respond via mobile, text: SHARLASAVA859 to Phone Number 22333 7

  8. Active Learning through Course Planning (with ID support!) 8

  9. Adapting a Course to Active Learning • What Stays the Same? – Course Description – Course Learning Outcomes – Student Credit Hours (time spent) • What Changes? – Delivery Format • Assignments • Grade Breakdown 9

  10. From Lecture Format to Active Learning • Course Content • Learning Activities • Assessments 10

  11. Section 1 COURSE CONTENT 11

  12. Traditional PowerPoint Lecture Model • Emphasizes role of professor as source of content • Professor role in the class is to deliver content • Student role in the class is to learn, record, take in content 12

  13. Active Learning Model • Emphasizes role of student as responsible for attaining content outside of class • Professor role in class is as facilitator, mentor, coach • Student role in class is to explore and apply concepts and key ideas 13

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  15. Example (Active Learning) • Watch this short video summary of Carr’s argument: – http://youtu.be/cKaWJ72x1rI • Annotate sections 1 and 2 from the article – identify thesis and reasoning and evidence – find one premise and think of a counter-argument • Prepare for a debate 15

  16. Section 2 LEARNING ACTIVITIES 16

  17. Traditional Activity as Class Discussion Model • Emphasizes role of professor as expert • Professor role in the class is to answer questions and prompt discussion • Student role in the class is to ask questions and join in dialogue 17

  18. Active Learning Model • Emphasizes student-centered learning • Professor role in class is as facilitator, mentor, coach • Student role in class is to learn through team-work, guided exploration and problem-solving 18

  19. Example: talk through a list (traditional) • Google Drive • GoToMeeting • Kaltura Media Space • Photospheres • Sakai • Screencast-O-Matic • VoiceThread 19

  20. Example (Active): have students find/share 20

  21. Section 3 ASSESSMENTS 21

  22. Traditional Assessment as Final Exam • Tests student knowledge of content area • Professor provides “study guide” a week before the final exam to help with student preparation 22

  23. Active Learning Model • Can keep assessment the same, update preparation • Have students prepare throughout semester using low-stakes rapid quizzes, practicing in class, asking and answering questions 23

  24. Example (traditional) 24

  25. Example (Active Learning) 25

  26. References Bassendowski et al. “Are 20 th -century methods of teaching applicable in the • 21 st century?” British Journal of Educational Technology. 44:4, 2013: 665- 667 • Bristol, Tim. “Flipping the Classroom” Teaching and Learning in Nursing. 2014: 9, 43-46. • Brooks et al. “Pedagogy Matters, too: The Impact of Adapting Teaching Approaches to Formal Learning Environments on Student Learning” New Directions For Teaching And Learning , no. 137, Spring 2014 • Cotner et al. “It’s not you, it’s the room. Are the High-tech Active Learning Classrooms Worth it?” Journal of College Science Teaching. 42:6, 2013: 82- 88 • Kong, Siu Cheung. “Developing Information Literacy and Critical Thinking Skills through Domain Knowledge Learning in Digital Classrooms: An Experience of Practicing Flipped Classroom Strategy” Computers and Education 78 (2014) 160-173. 26

  27. TLT Resources – Schedule a Consultation! https://oirt.rutgers.edu/instruc/train/1to1/ 27

  28. How to Reach us Sharla Sava, Ph.D. sharla.sava@rutgers.edu Ismael Lara, M.S. ismael.lara@rutgers.edu Office of Instructional & Research Technology (OIRT) Website https://oirt.rutgers.edu/ 28

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