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Using Qr Technology To Promote Educational Excellence And Engagement, Xiaopeng Ni Sep 2013

Using Qr Technology To Promote Educational Excellence And Engagement, Xiaopeng Ni

Scholarship Forum 2013

QR codes have been applied widely, including marketing, advertising, entertainment, ticketing, tracking inventory, etc. These codes are intended to attract the potential consumers/users to enriched, instant, multimedia, and interactive information.


Designing Authentic Learning For Higher Education, Xiaopeng Ni, E’Lise Flood Sep 2013

Designing Authentic Learning For Higher Education, Xiaopeng Ni, E’Lise Flood

Scholarship Forum 2013

Dr. Xiaopeng (David) Ni and E'Lise Flood discuss the incorporation of real world components in traditional course may effect student learning. Students who learn decontextualized knowledge are likely to be able to answer items on a test, but often struggle to apply what they have learned when attempting to solve real problems. Learning that emulates real life is more likely to promote students’ motivation, engagement, transfer of learning and professional development.


Using A Team Approach To Redesign The First Course In A Master’S Levelinstructional Design And Performance Improvement Program, Barbara Carder, E’Lise Flood, Joel Gardner, Sharon Taylor Sep 2013

Using A Team Approach To Redesign The First Course In A Master’S Levelinstructional Design And Performance Improvement Program, Barbara Carder, E’Lise Flood, Joel Gardner, Sharon Taylor

Scholarship Forum 2013

The first course in the Instructional Design and Performance Technology Program at Franklin University is IDPT600 – Principles of Learning Theory. This program began two years ago using a cohort format. The first course ran several times during 2011 and 2012. The original design served us well but, as the rest of the program was being completed, we realized that we had several opportunities to improve IDPT600. In addition, feedback from faculty and students provided the impetus to redesign the course and make the learning opportunities for our students even more robust. This poster presentation describes the unique team process …