Notes From December 8 IGET Meeting: Active Learning Strategies

The December 2017 Interest Group on Educational Technologies (IGET) meeting focused on active learning strategies, per the interest expressed by the IGET community via a survey.

Dr. Ava Wolf started our session with an educational technologist’s perspective on active learning, including research behind why active learning is superior for promoting knowledge retention over other forms of learning, particularly over lecture models. She also shared the various psychological factors that give students motivation to learn and how active learning plays to those factors.

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IGET in December: Active Learning Strategies – December 8 at 3PM in 1049 BIF

Want to get students more directly involved in the learning process? Want to address different student learning styles? Trying to reinforce important materials and concepts in a more engaging way? Not sure how to get started or what tools might help you out?

Our next Interest Group in Educational Technology (IGET) event for campus is coming up! Our focus will be on Active Learning and will feature Dr. Jose Vazquez, Clinical Professor in the Department of Economics and Director of the College of Liberal Arts and Science Teaching Academy, as well as Dr.

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