Case Study: A Case Study of Boola Katitjin: Empowering Staff to Teach in a New Technology-Enhanced Active Learning Building Through a Novel Pedagogical Model and Professional Learning Framework
Professional Learning Case Study Academic Development Active Learning Technology-Enhanced Learning Higher Education Tertiary Teaching Higher education
This case study presents an approach to professional learning for educators preparing to teach in a new building dedicated to flexible, collaborative, technology-enhanced learning and teaching. The approach was designed to expose teaching staff to spaces and pedagogies in active learning that they could then bring to their students’ learning. The CHAT acronym for our pedagogical model – Collaborative, Hands-on and high-tech, Authentic and active, and Team-based – framed the active learning focuses, and a continuous professional learning framework developed a sustainable model for accommodating staff needs and capabilities from a variety of starting points.
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Case Study: A Case Study of Boola Katitjin: Empowering Staff to Teach in a New Technology-Enhanced Active Learning Building Through a Novel Pedagogical Model and Professional Learning Framework
Authors/Creators
Ashleigh Prosser (Author) - Murdoch University, Other Affiliations
Shannon Johnston (Author) - Murdoch University, School of Education
Contributors
Sarah Wilson-Medhurst (Editor)
Janet Horrocks (Editor)
Publication Details
Making Active Learning Happen for All: Practical Ideas for Developing and Sustaining Active Learning