Staff training on innovative activation methods used in didactic process.
Participants will be able to increase the knowledge and practical skills in using innovative methods.
Within the Erasmus+ funded project "e-Close – A model for Interactive (A)Synchronous Learning in Online STEM Education" further education in the field of (online) teaching is offered for teachers. Four universities work together on the project (TU Lodz in Poland, the University of Alcala in Spain, and the University of Aveiro in Portugal) and the workshop takes place at one partner institution.
It will be a five-day workshop (each day 3-5 hours) taking place in November in Aveiro (Portugal) and the business trip will be funded via the project.
More information about the project can be found on www.eclose.eu
Goals
- Familiarize participants with innovative student-activating methods
- Plan the implementation of innovative methodologies and technologies to support active learning, within the participants own context
- Peer reflection and discussion of the plans
Learning Outcomes
- Understand what are student-activating methods and their objectives
- Compare different student-activating methods and supporting technologies
- Select student-activating method(s) for an individual case study
- Plan the implementation of student-activating method(s) for an individual case study
- Structure the assessment of the individual case study
- Reflect and discuss the individual plans developed
Topics
- Introduction to Student-Activating Methods
- Active Learning Methodologies
- Active Learning Technologies
- Student-activating assessment strategies
- Evaluation of the implementation of the student-activating methods
Presenters:
Professors and colleagues of the e-Close project team
Date: 21. – 25.11.2022 (daily 3-5 h)
Applications: latest 6 week prior to the workshop
Place: Aveiro, Portugal
Max. Participants: 3 per partner institution
Applications to: xenia.huelsmann@htwsaar.de
Teilnehmer
- Academic teachers, preferably already advanced in innovative didactic tools and methods, teaching STEM courses (but also others)
Kontakt
Xenia Hülsmann
E-Mail: xenia.huelsmann@htwsaar.de