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From Extended Learning to Academic Innovation
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Extended Learning to Academic Innovation Blurring of lines in teaching & use of technology Reinvest revenue to support greater academic innovation & resources for all faculty Join disparate Teaching & Learning affiliates across campus under combined & renewed synergy & focus Expand outreach to new audiences Partnerships – MOOCs, APLU, international, etc.
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The New Organization: Builds upon and expands expertise & success in instructional and visual design Invests in faculty resources to support teaching and learning Fosters innovation through programming and technology Clarifies role & name Academic Innovation
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Strategic transition – builds upon EL units: WVU Online & Extended Campus –iDesign Special Programming –K 12 Digital Content & ACCESS courses –Summer Session Academic Innovation
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Expand iDesign core to create: Teaching & Learning Commons –realigned components/collaborations/personnel –Information Technology, –Sponsored Research, –Faculty Development, –Graduate Ed & Life Academic Innovation
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WVU Online & Extended Campus –Expanded emphasis on adult learners w/ RBA and MDS undergraduate online degree completion in collaboration with University College –Increase focus on Student Success for online students through webinars, tutorial services, etc. –Continued Quality Matters course review & faculty development –Grow graduate programming, including certificates –Increase enrollment & retention metrics Academic Innovation
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iDesign Studios: (4 areas of emphasis) Instructional, Visual, Classroom, Innovation Lab/Sandbox Comprehensive infrastructure with specialized expertise to provide resources for f2f and online instruction. AI - Teaching & Learning Commons
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Faculty & Graduate Resources: Graduate Academy, New Professoriate, Experienced Faculty Specialized programming & resources: 1-to-1 support, Communities of Learning, Workshops & Webinars Mentoring AI - Teaching & Learning Commons
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AI – Specialized Programming SUMMER SESSION Entrepreneurial model that directs $6.7 million to Colleges On & Off-campus promotion 85% market- WVU students Nationally recognized K-12 ACCESS Courses –892 HS Student Registrations –4 courses –Expanding areas in Project Lead the Way, Intro to Agricultural Science, Digital Content Development –Math 9 & 10 –Professional Development –Expanding: Engineering for K12, Earth Science
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Through realigning units with existing personnel expanding collaborations, redirecting of revenue, there is no additional cost to WVU Academic Innovation
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ACADEMIC INNOVATION Sound instructional design through innovation in teaching and learning. Actualizes Realization 1 – improve structures, processes and communication… that directly impacts all Goals of WVU2020.
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