Collaborative Learning Techniques: Designing and Facilitating Meaningful Group Work - March 18
About this Event
New Faculty Learning Series: Part 2 – Wednesday, March 18, Location: Allen Hall, Room 202A
Join us for our faculty learning series on collaborative learning. These interactive workshops focus on practical, research-informed strategies that can be applied immediately across disciplines and teaching modalities. Lunch will be provided.
Collaborative Learning Techniques: Designing and Facilitating Meaningful Group Work
Many instructors use group activities, yet not all collaboration leads to meaningful learning. This two-part workshop focuses on designing collaborative learning that fits your course context, rather than forcing your course to fit a single technique.
Part 2 shifts to implementation in real classrooms, focusing on setting expectations, facilitating group work effectively, evaluating collaborative learning, and anticipating and responding to common challenges.
Participants will leave with practical, adaptable strategies to design and sustain collaborative learning that is purposeful, manageable, and aligned with course goals.
Dates:
Part 2 – Wednesday, March 18, Location: Allen Hall, Room 202A (12-2pm)
(The March 11th session has been moved to March 18th due to the Spring Recess).
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