Tag: active learning

Campus Technology Spotlight: Professor Kiandra Johnson uses Academic Video to Connect with Students

This edition’s campus technology spotlight features Techsmith Relay. TechSmith’s Relay program is user friendly lecture capture software capable of recording lectures and cursor movements on your computer screen. This software allows you to create videos that can enhance learning in your classes, or can be used to transform how other academic resources are consumed. TechSmith allows you to create […]

What’s the Buzz on Active Learning?

  Active learning is a pedagogy that focuses on students sharing responsibility for their learning. It is not intended to replace traditional lectures, but rather to enhance student understanding of the content by experiencing it through multiple points. Students are expected to engage in activities that aid them in analyzing, synthesizing, and evaluating course content. […]

Pedagogy Pitstop: Student Engagement

The pedagogy of student engagement should enrich the student’s overall experience with the learning concepts. As we introduce more hybrid learning opportunities across campus, thinking of new ways to engage students can be a daunting task. Moodle activities can assist you with engaging students in meaningful discussions in or out of the classroom and can […]