November 14–17, 2023
Virtual
November 16–19, 2023
Pittsburgh, PA
A Framework for Designing Online Courses to Support Student Success
November 16, 3:30–4:45 PM ET
Room 302
Online courses extend access to higher education but also place a significant burden on students to manage their own learning processes. Students report feeling isolated and unsure how to get help, and students historically underserved by higher education are especially likely to struggle in this format. Meanwhile, faculty are seeking new approaches to help students succeed. In this session, researchers and educational developers will share their work codesigning instructional strategies to help diverse students build motivational mindsets, metacognitive skills, and applied learning strategies. Participants will be invited to offer input on the framework and supports faculty will need to implement.
Presenters
Rebecca Griffiths, Senior Principal Researcher, SRI Education
Amy E. Brown, Research Associate, CCRC
Joshua D. Kanies, Director of Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence, Palm Beach State College
Katie Surber, Coordinator, Instructional Design & Development, Wake Technical Community College
