How Online Learning Works

Laying the groundwork for a modern campus requires rethinking the entire collegiate experience from the student perspective. When applied well, technology is more than a tool to automate and extend educational resources. It can be used both to promote and measure engagement, identify at-risk students, and provide the insights needed to help students succeed in both their personal and professional lives beyond graduation. And doing this successfully is not an easy task. Aligning multiple leadership perspectives around a well-defined technology strategy and preparing for a significant business process transformation are critical first steps.

Encouraging students to share their voice and express their learning in relevant ways is critical to today’s diverse classrooms. As many teachers understand, students who have autonomy over their learning and an ability to voice themselves, are more engaged in their learning process and present in the classroom. Not only does this benefit them throughout life, it also makes the classroom experience more engaging and fun! In this edWebinar, hear about amazing tools for student creation that enable students to express their unique voices. Learn how to use time-tested tools like PowerPoint in new and exciting ways. We also show you a student favorite: Sway, an easy-to-use digital storytelling app for creating interactive reports, presentations, personal stories and more.

Two institutions in Florida are leveraging the same technology in different ways to promote assessment and continuous improvement. Each institution has engaged in a process of 'fine-tuning' Campus Labs Planning and Outcomes to help end-users see a 'clear vision' of assessment benefits. Hear how results are used to inform instruction and improve learning at a very large state college and a small private university.

Tutoring, extended learning time, remediation—what’s the best way to help students who lost ground due to the COVID-19 pandemic catch up?