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Category Archives: Hybrid Course Design
Avoiding Pitfall #5: Students learning from each other
For this assignment, I am considering how I can attempt to avoid pitfall #5 and promote effective peer-peer teaching among students. I am somewhat skeptical of many attempts at students teaching students. There are many ways this can get off … Continue reading
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Faculty Identify Effective Hybrid Teaching Practices
In Oct. 2016, the Center for Teaching and Learning surveyed OSU Corvallis and Cascades faculty to identify effective hybrid teaching practices from the instructor viewpoint. There was significant consensus among the 28 respondents from 7 OSU colleges. More than 3/4 … Continue reading
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Tagged best practices, blended learning, hybrid, research, Teaching
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MGMT 453/553: Human Resources Management
I am hybridizing my HR Management course, which is required of seniors who are 1) Management majors in Business, 2) Construction Engineering Management majors in Engineering, and 3) Health Management majors in CPHHS. In addition, as you can see, it … Continue reading
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H425: Foundations of Epidemiology, new and improved.
H425 is required for undergraduate public health majors and radiation health physics majors, among others. Additionally, some students planning allied health careers (e.g., medical school, physical therapy school, etc.) take it as an elective. EPIDEMIOLOGY (root: epidemic) is the study … Continue reading
From Pitfall to Springboard
I would like to avoid Pitfalls 4 & 5. My experience with Pitfall 5 – In the Leadership Collaborative (LC), Learning Teams play a crucial role at the nexus of theory and praxis. In the F2F sessions, Learning Teams are … Continue reading