ACUE’s course Designing Learner-Centered Courses guides you through designing courses with aligned assessments, assignments, and learning experiences that offer students clarity around what they are learning and how they will be assessed. This course supports instructors who are building a course from the ground up as well as those teaching pre-designed courses.
Upon completion of this course you will earn the ACUE microcredential in Designing Courses which is one of four courses that can build to a Certificate In Effective Teaching qualification.
This is a six module course that can be taken in two different formats:
- Asynchronously completing one module a week while submitting one paper each week reflecting on learning. Time line: May 13th – June 21st.
- In-person design sessions. Six half days over two weeks where we will complete all tasks (so no homework).
Modules 1-3:
- Monday, May 13 | Tuesday, May 14 | Wednesday, May 15
- 9:00am-12:00pm
- Coffee and snacks available
Modules 4-6:
- Monday, May 20 | Tuesday, May 21 | Wednesday, May 22
- 9:00am-12:00pm
- Coffee and snacks available
UT system will pay the registration fee for suitable candidates. Please RSVP before May 6th to apply or email Anne Braseby for more information.