Blended Learning: Small Changes, Big Impact

Online Lunch & Learn 

Blended Learning: Small Changes, Big Impact

Redesigning your course to seamlessly blend online and in person learning is a big task. To help you on this journey, we will explore practical examples of high impact activities and elements that you can add to a course quickly and easily. This offers a low-risk way to iterate on your current course design to enhance student learning.

Come along for a lunch and learn session and explore a diversity of approaches (low-tech and high-tech) that target educational goals like supporting self-paced independent learning, checking student knowledge, improving engagement, and creating opportunities for social and collaborative learning. 

Please note this program requires active participation! Please ensure you are in a space where you can speak freely and ideally can have your camera on during activities.

We will get down in the weeds with questions like: 

• How can I design discussion forums that students engage with in a meaningful way?  
• How might I use collaborative digital whiteboards and why? 
• What tools are available in Canvas to support self-paced learning and reflection? 
• How can I promote social and collaborative learning – and how do I choose to facilitate this online, in person, synchronously or asynchronously?

This event is online via Zoom. If you would like to attend this workshop face-to-face instead, please register for the October 29 session here (Choose option 1).

Please note: 

• This event is for ANU staff only.
• At this event ANU Staff may take photographs or record video and audio. CLT uses this content to promote and support Learning and Teaching activity at ANU and it may be published on the ANU website, CLT newsletter or through other ANU communications channels (LinkedIn, College social media etc). You can see more and choose to opt out from being photographed or recorded using this CLT Event Attendee Information and Opt Out Form.
• If you require accessibility accommodations or a visitor Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan please contact us at clt@anu.edu.au.