GPFF-506 : Experimental New Techniques for Active Learning
Active learning is any approach to instruction in which all students are asked to engage in the learning process. Active learning stands in contrast to "traditional" modes of instruction in which students are passive recipients of knowledge from an expert. This course provides students with simple strategies that combine active learning principles with online tools so students can encounter and engage with information and ideas and reflect on their learning. These strategies apply to both small and large class sizes.
Prerequisites/Permissions
Students should have completed their disciplinary coursework or obtain permission of their disciplinary advisor to register for this course; be enrolled in the Certificate in College and University Teaching offered by the Graduate School; and completed (or in the process of completing) the Faculty Roles and Responsibilities Course.