What you'll learn
Define active learning and explain its importance in learning and teaching
Identify active learning strategies to support student success
Apply active learning strategies to deliver an engaging learning experience
Analyse the effectiveness of active learning strategies in different teaching contexts
Requirements
Educators with some prior teaching experience and are looking to improve their instructional design skills
Instructional designers who are new to active learning techniques
Description
Active learning is a teaching approach that puts learners at the centre of the learning process. It involves a range of strategies that encourage learner engagement and participation, such as group work, discussions, problem-solving activities, and many more. The benefits of active learning are clear: it can lead to higher learner achievement, greater retention of information, and improved critical thinking skills.In this course, you will learn about the principles of active learning and how to incorporate them into your teaching practice. You will explore a range of active learning strategies and discover how to design and facilitate engaging learning experiences that support learner success.Through a series of educational videos, interactive activities, and examples, you will gain a solid understanding of what active learning is, why it matters, and how to implement it in your own classroom. You will also have the opportunity to reflect on your own teaching practice and identify areas where you can incorporate active learning techniques.Whether you are a seasoned educator/instructional designer or just starting out in the field, this course will provide you with the knowledge and skills needed to create effective and engaging learning experiences that support learner success. By the end of the course, you will be equipped with a range of practical strategies and tools that you can use to transform your teaching practice and make a positive impact on your learners' learning outcomes.
Overview
Section 1: What is Active Learning?
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 What is Active Learning?
Lecture 3 Characteristics of Active Learning
Section 2: Why use Active Learning?
Lecture 4 Learner-centred Active Learning
Lecture 5 So what about the tradition of the Lecture?
Lecture 6 Our own learning experiences
Section 3: Moving towards Active Learning
Lecture 7 Where to start?
Lecture 8 10 Tips for successful Active Learning
Lecture 9 Start with one chunk at a time
Lecture 10 What is Chunking?
Lecture 11 Why does Chunking Work?
Section 4: Approaches to Active Learning - Activities
Lecture 12 Active Learning Activities - Introduction
Lecture 13 Jigsaw
Lecture 14 One-minute paper
Lecture 15 Think-Pair-Share
Lecture 16 World Cafe
Lecture 17 Voting
Lecture 18 Videos and Presentations
Lecture 19 Snowball Technique
Lecture 20 Simulation
Lecture 21 Self Study
Section 5: Approaches to Active Learning - Techniques
Lecture 22 Active Learning Techniques - Introduction
Lecture 23 Peer Instruction
Lecture 24 Project-based learning
Lecture 25 Case Study
Lecture 26 Problem-Based Learning
Lecture 27 Final Message
Educators in K-12 or Higher Education settings,Instructional designers or trainers in corporate organisations



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