Active Learning

Active Learning is a set of instructional practices and activities that allow student to engage with the content of the class in a meaningful way.

Gagne’s 9 Events of Instruction

Gagne’s 9 events of instruction is an instructional strategy that focuses on organize lessons around 9 steps (or events) that will boost student learning and engagement.

Flipped Learning

Flipped Learning is an instructional approach that allows for students to engage with the content of the course before class, leaving in-class time to work on meaningful activities.

Creating Significant Learning Experiences

L. D. Fink proposes an instructional design model that takes into consideration the situational factors. These situational factors are the variables that affect and influence college classrooms.

ADDIE Model

This video explains what the ADDIE model is and how it can be implemented.

Unpacking Learning Outcomes

The process of unpacking learning outcomes helps instructors to see how course learning outcomes and classroom instruction align. This guide provides a step-by-step process.

Lesson Map Template

A guide for creating engaging lesson plans for online and face to face instruction

Lesson Map Template

Formulating Significant Learning Goals

“A year after this course is over, I want and hope that my students will…” This phrase is the cornerstone for Dee Fink approach regarding Designing Significant Learning Goals (Learning Outcomes). This document provides an overview regarding this method.

Weekly Lesson Plan Template

This templates can support you in the design of learning experiences aiming student engagement and interaction in the class.

Backwards Design

This document provides an introduction to Backwards Design.