| Active Learning Strategies Tips on effective teaching practices. Discussion of online components that have applications in face-to-face and fully online courses. |
| Teaching Tips From the University of Hawaii, this site presents many short articles on a wide range of teaching activities, including assessment, motivating students, how people learn, and feeling good about teaching. |
| The Seven Principles of Good Teaching in a Digital Environment Integrating Electronic Technology and the Seven Principles of Teaching, from The American Association of Higher Education. |
| Resources for the Scholarship of Teaching An Annotated Bibliography by Craig Nelson of Indiana University. Topics include Absolute Essentials, Fundamentals of Good Teaching, Diversity, and Curricular Reform. |
| The Merlot Project Designed for faculty and students in higher education, this collection of online learning materials, peer reviews and assignments helps faculty enhance instruction. |
Active Learning Techniques |
Active Learning in the Classroom |
Professional Development Module on Active Learning Diane Starke, El Paso Community College Texas Collaborative for Teaching Excellence. This excellent site has five sections: (1) What is Active Learning?, (2) What is Active Learning? (3) Research on Active Learning (4) Common Roadblocks to Active Student Participation (5) Using Active Learning Techniques in the College Classroom |
What is Problem Based Learning? Problem Based Learning. IST Learning Initiatives. Penn State University. This page succinctly introduces PBL and provides links to a wealth of information on the strategy. See PBL and Lectures, Research Review, and PBL Handbook. The PBL Handbook includes sections on Introduction, Problem Solving, Arguments, Organization, Evidence, Grades. |
