1. Blended Learning in Higher Education Workshop 3 www.blendedlearninginhighereducation.weebly.com

2. Overview of the workshop  Reflection on the home work  Assessment  How to blend my course?  What after the workshops?  Survey Blended Learning in Higher Education

3. Reflection on the tasks http://blog.smu.edu/cte/files/2014/04/tps.png Make groups of three people who each worked with a different tool. Blended Learning in Higher Education

4. Reflection on the tasks 1. Write down. What was your experience working with the tool? What was easy? What was difficult? Would you use it? 2. Share with your group members. What were their experiences? The same? Different? 3. Exchange with the whole group. Are there common reflections? Look to some examples of the home works. Blended Learning in Higher Education

5. What is evaluation/assessment? How can you organize assessment? Which tools can you use for assessment? What is the difference between formative and summative evaluation? How can you evaluate deep learning? How can you evaluate competences? Blended Learning in Higher Education

6. Assessment  Formative assessment  Constructivism  Importance of feedback  Assessment:  By the teacher  Self-assessment  Peer-assessment Blended Learning in Higher Education

7. Tools for assessment  Quiz tool  Assignment tool  Add an explanation for an offline task  Write an online task  Upload a file with a task  Use of rubrics  Gradebook Blended Learning in Higher Education

8. Quiz Blended Learning in Higher Education

9. Assignment tool  Add an explanation for an offline task  Write an online text  Upload a file with a task Blended Learning in Higher Education

10. Offline task Blended Learning in Higher Education

11. Write an online text Blended Learning in Higher Education

12. Upload a file with a task Blended Learning in Higher Education

13. Rubrics Blended Learning in Higher Education

14. Rubrics Blended Learning in Higher Education

15. Rubrics Blended Learning in Higher Education

16. Gradebook Blended Learning in Higher Education

17. How to blend a course?  No standard approach  Start small and keep it simple  Investigate: what does not work well and can I improve with technology?  Integrate the online and face-to-face parts to one course  Exchange with colleagues Blended Learning in Higher Education

18. Step-by-step 1. Collect background knowledge about the students: learning needs, learning styles, problems. 2. Make a list of the goals and contents. 3. Divide the content into parts. 4. Link learning activities to the different components. 5. Think about the evaluation. 6. Make a roadmap. 7. Test and ask feedback. 8. Inform the stakeholders. 9. Implement the course. Blended Learning in Higher Education

19. Hands on! Blend your own course… Blended Learning in Higher Education

20. Roadmap for a blended course  Objectives  Topics  Learning activities  Learning materials  Assessment  Support Blended Learning in Higher Education

22. What after the workshops?  Contact us through the contact form on the website or via e-mail  Check the website for more information about blended learning and the tools.  Spread the student website to your students when you implement a new tool.  Go blended! Blended Learning in Higher Education

23. Survey  What do you think about blended learning?  What is your opinion about the workshops? How can they be improved? Blended Learning in Higher Education

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