Learning design for science teacher training and educational development

Authors

  • Ole Bjælde
  • Michael Caspersen
  • Mikkel Godsk
  • Rikke Hougaard
  • Annika Lindberg

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14742/apubs.2015.994

Keywords:

learning design, science education, teacher training, educational development

Abstract

This paper presents the impact and perception of two initiatives at the Faculty of Science and Technology, Aarhus University: the teacher training module ‘Digital Learning Design’ (DiLD) for assistant professors and postdocs, and the STREAM learning design model and toolkit for enhancing and transforming modules. Both DiLD and the STREAM model have proven to be effective and scalable approaches to encourage educators across all career steps to embrace the potentials of educational technology in science higher education. Moreover, the transformed modules have resulted in higher student satisfaction, increased flexibility in time, pace, and place, and in some cases also improved grades, pass rates and/or feedback.

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Published

2015-11-27