Soup to Nuts: An Institutional Roadmap for Developing Blended Instructional Programs

Friday, January 30, 2015 | 9:30AM–12:30PM | Marina Ballroom D
Session Type: Professional Development
This deep dive will begin with a strategic overview of blended learning as an instructional model and review a comprehensive process for implementing blended programs: market assessment, value propositions, financial analysis, program design methodology, faculty development, technology, and evaluation. The University of Washington School of Nursing program, a collaboration between IT, institutional leadership, and faculty that led to new roles, teams, and strategies, will serve as a case to illustrate the process. We will identify just-in-time, individualized faculty consultation, workshops, tutorials, peer teaching, pedagogical approaches, active learning strategies, and integration of online components with in-class activities.


OUTCOMES: Highlight the strategic affordances and options available with blended instructional programs * Determine the conditions and critical success factors under which an institution or department should implement a blended program * Develop a collaborative approach that includes various units: institutional leadership, IT, and instructional support

Presenters

  • Veronica Diaz

    Senior Director, Professional Learning and Develop, EDUCAUSE
  • Susan Gautsch

    Director of Digital Learning & Innovation, University of Southern California
  • Janet Lenart

    Director for Online Education, School of Nursing, University of Washington

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