Designing Rich, Evidence-Based Learning Experiences in STEM Higher Education
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Crough, Julie
Green, David
Brent, Gayle
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Allan, Christopher N
Campbell, Chris
Crough, Julie
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Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) higher education offers unique challenges and opportunities to develop effective blended learning practice. Scholarly research by STEM practitioners in designing evidence-based blended learning designs and practice is essential in its educative capacity of supporting STEM academics to reflect upon and develop their learning and teaching practices. The Griffith Sciences Blended Learning Model provided a “grass-roots” approach to developing evidence-based practice within STEM. Educational design-based research along with interviews of key innovators has provided Griffith Sciences with valuable lessons and insights which have enabled the group to progress and expand its blended learning design practices now and into the future. Informed by the range of learner-centred designs and practices explored in previous chapters, this final chapter provides nine evidence-based principles and guidelines for developing blended learning designs in STEM higher education. Although these principles have been derived from one implementation of blended learning technology and in one university for STEM higher education courses, it is tentatively proposed that these principles can support other university implementations particularly in developing ePortfolios or personal learning environments.
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Blended Learning Designs in STEM Higher Education
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Allan, C; Crough, J; Green, D; Brent, G, Designing Rich, Evidence-Based Learning Experiences in STEM Higher Education, Blended Learning Designs in STEM Higher Education, 2019, pp. 339-363