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Learning Design

Effective practice: Learning Effectiveness

Curriculum and course design and conduct

Key practice: Course design Key practice: Pedagogy (for example, active, constructivist, andragogy, agentive, learning style)

 

Effective practices: Cost Effectiveness

Evaluation of re/design, relating costs and outcome

Key practice: Methods for conserving costs, time, effort
  • Substitutions of Technology for Labor
    The Course Redesign Project is a large-scale initiative intended to increase access, achieve cost savings, and utilize technology to facilitate learning. -- more
  • Balancing Efficiency & Effectiveness
    In a mixed delivery model Freshman Composition course, Brigham Young University finds a mechanism for balancing efficiency and effectiveness, two goals of most higher education institutions. -- more
  • Virtual Biology Laboratory
    By replacing lab instructors with graduate tutors, West Chester University is able to increase student satisfaction, and reduce costs. -- more
Key practice: Scalability

 

Effective practices: Access

Access to a variety of programs, courses, and learning resources

Key practice: Course access (for example: course information, readiness assessment) Key practice: Learning resources Key practice: Program access (for example, basic program information, marketing) Key practice: Program offerings (variety of available program options)

 

Effective practices: Faculty Satisfaction

Governance and quality control

Key practice: Governance and quality control Key practice: Institutional rewards

 

Effective practices: Student Satisfaction

Academic and administrative support services

Key practice: Academic and administrative services

 


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