The second webinar in our series of online webinars will be given by Prof Peter Baumgartner from Danube University Krems on 24.April 2012, 17:00 (BST).
Details:
Time: Tuesday April 24th, 17.00 – 18.00 (British Summer Time)
Title: Towards Didactic Variety - Learning Outcomes as a core element of Learning Design
Presenter: Professor Peter Baumgartner, Danube University Krems
As a consequence of the Bologna reform, a shift from input orientation towards output orientation can be noticed in Higher Education. This has implications on the design of learning: It is not primarily the student who needs to be in the focus of learning design. Learning design needs to develop a better focus on real learning outcomes, when practical achievements and student engagement should be assured. This has implications on the design of the curriculum, educational programme and/or assessments.
In this online presentation, the notion of output oriented learning design will be explained. The presenter discusses learning outcomes from different perspectives, explains the relevance of didactic variety in education, and provides methodological backgrounds.
The recording of this webinar is available here.
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The project EuroPLOT aims at developing a framework and tools for persuasive learning objects. It is funded by EACEA Lifelong Learning Programme by the European Commission.
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