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Alternate Delivery Program

UMBC HYBRID COURSE DESIGN WORKSHOP

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Participants learn the principles of good course design and apply them to a traditional, face-to-face (F2F) course that could be delivered as a hybrid (part-online, part F2F) course. Using hybrid delivery to demonstrate best practices of hybrid teaching, this workshop is open to any UMBC instructor considering teaching a hybrid course in any semester.

The workshop will also help meet the requirements for a one-time course-redesign stipend through the Alternate Delivery Program (ADP), which is sponsored by the Office of Summer, Winter, and Special Programs (OSWSP).

Pre-requisites

  • Bring a printed copy of your current syllabus for the course you plan to redesign.
  • Review and bring the “10 Planning Questions for Hybrid Delivery.
  • Read L. Dee Fink’s A Self Directed Guide to Designing Courses for Significant Learning (33 pages) available at: http://www.ou.edu/idp/significant/selfdirected1.pdf
    • Alternately, you can read Fink's 6-page summary available at the IDEA Center at Kansas State University. We'll be working with the 33-page version during the workshop, but the 6-page summary gives you a good overview of Fink's approach.

Morning


8:30 a.m.


Breakfast (provided to registered participants)


9:00 a.m.


Introductions & Reflection:
“One problem I’d like to solve in my current course is . . .”

  • Activity: Around the horn, scribe highlights on white board
  • Share pre-workshop survey results


9:30 a.m.


Redesigning Your Course for Significant Learning | Past Workshop iTunes Video Archive


10:30 a.m.


Break


10:40 a.m.


Post-It Note Syllabus Map

  • Activity: Identify and map the following to a course schedule
    • Learning Goals
    • Assessments
    • Activities and Assignments
    • Feedback


11:20 a.m.


Team Based Learning Demo & Quiz on Workshop Readings
(Past Workshop iTunesU Video Archive | TBL site -- excellent video examples in a real class)

  • Activity: Individual and team quiz on Fink's 6 page summary


Noon


Lunch - FA2009 Hybrid Teaching Panel

Afternoon


1:00 p.m.


Effective Practice Demos & Discussion (30 min. each)


2:30 p.m.


Break


2:45 p.m.


Case Study: UMBC Hybrid Learning: Life After the Workshop


3:15 p.m.


Wrap Up: "One module/activity I could move online would be..."


4 p.m.


Evaluation | Workshop Ends

Please complete evaluation (UMBC Bb Login Required)