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Synthesize views of resilience from a range of disciplines to articulate key characteristics of resilient design in education
Describe how to identify key interactions that we want to support in our courses, and how to construct course level goals and learning objectives that support those goals
Apply guiding principles of resilient design for learning to your own course design context
Examine ideas and strategies from brief case studies and thinking about incorporating those into your own resilient designs for learning
Understand the concept and principles of resilient teaching
On this course, you’ll deep dive into resilient teaching and learn how to create adaptable learning experiences for your students that can work as effectively under fluctuating conditions and disruptions.
You’ll explore new ways of interaction between students, teachers, technology, and content and how these can be incorporated in a versatile teaching plan aiming to provide a dynamic learning outcome.
Learn how to change and adapt your course design
You’ll learn how to apply resilient design principles when creating your course. For teachers working from home during times of crisis such as the COVID-19 pandemic, dynamic teaching is key to keep students engaged and motivated.
Explore how tools and technology can improve teaching in fluctuating environments
Tools and technology are a key component of resilient teaching. This course aims to provide you with all the necessary information you need to understand how to use technology in education and how it can help you in times of disruption in teaching.
Explore resilient teaching examples and case studies
On this course, you’ll get the opportunity to explore examples of resilient teaching and draw inspiration from various remote teaching techniques.
This course is designed for higher education faculty, lecturers, and graduate students who might be required to reconsider their teaching methods due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Educators in a variety of instructional environments are also welcome.
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