FridayLive! Faculty-Student Collaboration on Course Design

When
20 May 2011
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Location
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FridayLive!

Faculty-Student Collaboration on Course Design

May 20, 2011 at 2pm ET - free to all.

Guests: Peter Felten, Elon University

Some institutions are attempting to increase student engagement through faculty and students designing classes together. Surprising results have been discovered: students want demanding assignments, teaching was harder than students thought, e.g. But not all are convinced that course design collaboration is wise. In this session, Peter Felten will join Steve Gilbert to share how his team at Elon University undertook student-faculty collaboration almost five years ago. Peter's team has written and spoken widely on the topic and we welcome their insight into some key questions about collaboration: What works/doesn't work? What are the greatest obstacles? What set of conditions are necessary for collaboration?

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