Titlebook: Blended Learning Designs in STEM Higher Education; Putting Learning Fir Christopher N. Allan,Chris Campbell,Julie Crough Book 2019 Springer

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Jeffrey Brooks,Georgiy Chernyavskiyoughlin, .; Loughlin, Johnston, Watters, Brown, & Harman, .). This chapter will review the development of current online learning support scenarios for mathematics in STEM and provide two case study analyses (first-year courses in chemistry and biochemistry), for the outcomes from two years of imple

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,Storms Before the Storm: 1912–1914,ter provides nine evidence-based principles and guidelines for developing blended learning designs in STEM higher education. Although these principles have been derived from one implementation of blended learning technology and in one university for STEM higher education courses, it is tentatively p

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,instructions and other resources to help teachers embed and adapt designs in their own subject. Readers will be equipped with an expanded toolkit of resources, designs, ideas and activities that can be directl978-981-13-6982-7

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Creating a Successful Implementation of PebblePad: The University Context, on a just-in-time basis. Data is presented in this chapter from the university-wide implementation of both students and staff. Usage data over time is also presented. Overall, the implementation of PebblePad throughout Sciences has been successful with the uptake described in the chapter.

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Creating Order from (Potential) Chaos: Embedding Employability with the Griffith Sciences PLUS Progange of roles. This can be achieved by clearly and overtly attaching value to tasks, activities, learning outcomes and assessments that specifically relate to employability, and by providing the opportunity for students to identify, record and reflect on relevant co-curricular and extra-curricular e

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