8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Koury Business Center
College students are busy learning in our classrooms, participating in campus activities, studying abroad, volunteering in the community, working on campus or off and being active in many other ways. How can we help them integrate those experiences, so that what is learned across courses, disciplines and their academic and personal lives can be connected in meaningful ways?
This year’s conference theme, Connected Learning, is reflected in sessions that explore learning that occurs when in-class experiences are connected with out-of-class actvities; for example, the use of prompted reflection in travel-embedded courses and academic service learning. Other sessions will explore learning that emerges from constructive group interaction; for example, through collaborative learning strategies, simulations, or knowledge building activities. And many sessions will explore learning that connects concrete experiences with abstract conceptualizations; for example, in solving authentic problems, engaging in guided inquiry or creating a novel artifact.
We look forward to seeing you there!
More Details
- Free, one day conference for area university and college educators, instructional technologists and others interested in teaching and learning in higher education
- Morning beverages and lunch will be provided
- Network with peers from other institutions
- Explore new technologies.
For more information and to register, visit the conference website.