This document discusses the need for digital transformation in education. It argues that while other industries like phones and cars have changed with technology, schools have not. The opportunity exists to revolutionize college education using new teaching technologies that promote active and engaged learning over passive lectures. Studies show students learn better with interactive activities versus traditional lectures. The document promotes using engagement platforms like Engageli to facilitate small group work, incorporate real-time feedback, and measure learning outcomes to improve instruction.
10. “Active learning engages students in the
process of learning through activities
and/or discussion in class, as opposed to
passively listening to an expert. It
emphasizes higher-order thinking and
often involves group work.”
Freeman et al. 2014
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11. www.youtube.com/watch?v=wont2v_LZ1E
“Most classrooms—more like 99.9 percent—on campus are auditoriums. They are built with just one
purpose: focusing the attention of many on the professor. The professor is active, and the audience
is just sitting there, taking in information.”
- Eric Mazur “Twilight of the Lecture”, Harvard Magazine, 2012
Collaborative Learning in Large F2F Courses?!
12. Instead, you could get away from the auditorium seating and set up
classrooms like you see in elementary schools, where four children sit
around a square table facing each other, and you give them some kind
of group activity to work on: that’s active learning.
Eric Mazur
“Twilight of the Lecture”,
Harvard Magazine, 2012
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21. To navigate this new world, we need solutions that bring students
together, foster collaborative learning and enable our faculty to
deliver flexible, impactful experiences. Engageli is helping us
achieve this.
Dr. Juan Romo
Rector
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