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Author Archives: Kirsten Winters
In a Nutshell: CS 461 Hybrid Course Development
Overview of the Class Senior Design, or CS461, is a required course for every student to graduate with an undergraduate degree in Computer Science. The class is taken as part of a three-term sequence by every senior and is managed … Continue reading
Posted in Hybrid Course Design, Uncategorized
Tagged asynchronous learning, collaboration, Hybrid Design, interactive videos
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I’ve Been FRAMED by a Canvas Developer…
I feel unwittingly framed by Canvas developers! Here’s my insight into avoiding Pitfall #2: Letting a course management system drive thinking. The problem: Developers of platforms like Canvas create an environment for specific users. They build features based on potential use cases … Continue reading
Posted in Hybrid Course Content, Hybrid Course Design
Tagged avoiding pitfalls in course delivery, Canvas
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