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3 Student-driven Projects: Using a Blended Learning Model

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Overview

Not enough time to cover everything you'd like to do in class? What if you could increase the amount of material covered and easily facilitate student-driven projects using asynchronous, online discussions? In this session, we will cover how to group students online, facilitate focused conversations, and engage them in collaborative group work using an online learning platform. Learn how you can create more opportunities for students to work together explore, problem-solve, think critically and create! This presentation will present three different multidisciplinary project structures that can be facilitated in a blended learning model -combining work in the physical classroom with work done online - to increase student engagement.

Details

Status: Available On-Demand
Subject: ICT
Last aired on: Wednesday, February 29, 2012 @ 1:00 PM EST
Duration: 30 minutes
Credit Hours: 0.5
Categories: Blended Learning, Tools for Student Projects
Tags: asynchronous discussions, blended learning, engagement, problem solving, student projects, Tools for 21st Century Student Projects

Reviews (19)

Full Member
 
Good ideas to improve student learning!
 
Nice work
Basic Member
 
Like the different ways to keep students involved in the learning.
 
Great video!
 
Thank you for the information! It's always nice to have different ways to improve student engagement.
 
Thank you for the ideas to engage students in collaborative group work with problem solving.
Basic Member
+2
 
great strategies to help teach more content by utilizing the blended method. Cannot wait to try
Basic Member
 
Very helpful information about online learning.
Basic Member
 
Thank you for the information.
Basic Member
+7
 
Fantastic information!
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