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Creating and Aligning Learning Objectives (JiTL)
The first step in creating a learning experience, for students, trainees, or professionals, is to define the expected outcomes for the learner. These objectives define the required learning activities, determine the assessment of that learning, and provide expectations to the learners. This module endeavors to support instructors and curriculum designers in the creation of meaningful learning objectives, their alignment across different levels of a curriculum, and the alignment of objectives, activities, and assessments.
This module contains:
5 short independent multimedia elements
9 quick access resources
On-Demand
No Credit
Free
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Creating and Aligning Learning Objectives (JiTL)
The first step in creating a learning experience, for students, trainees, or professionals, is to define the expected outcomes for the learner. These objectives define the required learning activities, determine the assessment of that learning, and provide expectations to the learners. This module endeavors to support instructors and curriculum designers in the creation of meaningful learning objectives, their alignment across different levels of a curriculum, and the alignment of objectives, activities, and assessments.
This module contains:
5 short independent multimedia elements
9 quick access resources
No Credit
Free
Foundational Principles of Adult Learning
Learn foundational adult learning principles to improve your course teaching efficacy!
This module contains:
2 multimedia presentations (Required)
Feedback Evaluation (Required)
On-Demand
No Credit
Free
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Foundational Principles of Adult Learning
Learn foundational adult learning principles to improve your course teaching efficacy!
This module contains:
2 multimedia presentations (Required)
Feedback Evaluation (Required)
No Credit
Free
Peer Instruction with Audience Response Systems
In this module, educators are introduced to
the
best practice of using audience response systems during instruction to engage students. Typical audience response systems include physical "clickers" (e.g., iClicker) or web-based tools (e.g., PollEverywhere, Kahoot!, Learning Catalytics):
This module contains:
1 Interactive Multimedia (required)
14 extra resources (optional)
1 exam (required)
On-Demand
No Credit
Free
Learning Activity Title
Learning Activity Title
Learning Activity Title
Peer Instruction with Audience Response Systems
In this module, educators are introduced to
the
best practice of using audience response systems during instruction to engage students. Typical audience response systems include physical "clickers" (e.g., iClicker) or web-based tools (e.g., PollEverywhere, Kahoot!, Learning Catalytics):
This module contains:
1 Interactive Multimedia (required)
14 extra resources (optional)
1 exam (required)
No Credit
Free
Teaching with Cases
Learn about several case-based teaching methods.
On-Demand
No Credit
Free
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Teaching with Cases
Learn about several case-based teaching methods.
No Credit
Free
Understanding Learning (JiTL)
Learn the basics about how people learn.
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Understanding Learning (JiTL)
Learn the basics about how people learn.
No Credit
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Workshop Content: Facilitating Learning in Small Groups
Learn to effectively facilitate small group learning!.
Required for Admittance into the following workshop:
Learning in Small Groups: How to Make it Work
On-Demand
No Credit
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Workshop Content: Facilitating Learning in Small Groups
Learn to effectively facilitate small group learning!.
Required for Admittance into the following workshop:
Learning in Small Groups: How to Make it Work
No Credit
Free
Writing Questions for Learning and Assessment (JiTL)
Learn to write effective questions for learning and assessment efficacy.
On-Demand
No Credit
Free
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Writing Questions for Learning and Assessment (JiTL)
Learn to write effective questions for learning and assessment efficacy.
No Credit
Free
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