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THE BLEND UW-MADISON BLENDED LEARNING TOOLKIT NEWSLETTER BLENDED LEARNING RESEARCH BLENDED LEARNING EFFECTIVENESS: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STUDENT CHARACTERISTICS, DESIGN FEATURES AND OUTCOMES This paper invesgates the effecveness of a blended learning environment through analyzing the relaonship between student characteriscs/background, design features and learning outcomes. It is aimed at determining the significant predictors of blended learning effecveness taking student characteriscs/ background and design features as independent variables and learning outcomes as dependent variables. VIEW ARTICLE THE IMPACT OF A FLIPPED CLASSROOM DESIGN ON LEARNING PERFORMANCE IN HIGHER EDUCATION The present study examines the differenal impact of studying in a Flipped Classroom (FC) seng, as compared to a Blended Learning (BL), a Tradional Learning (TL), and an E-Learning (EL) seng on learning performance, self- efficacy beliefs, intrinsic movaon, and perceived flexibility. VIEW ARTICLE APRIL 7 - BLENDED LEARNING CANVAS COMMUNITIES EVENT The UW-Madison campus is migrang to Canvas. In this process, there are opportunies for us to engage in conversaons with our colleagues about how they can use Canvas in their blended courses. On April 7, the 2016-2017 Blended Learning Fellows will host a meeng to brainstorm ways to build community within our SCID’s around blended learning within Canvas. All past parcipants of the Blended Learning Fellowship Program and the Blend@UW Course Design Program, as well as members of the Canvas instruconal technology team are invited. EVENT: Blended Learning Canvas Community Event DATE: April 7, 2017 TIME: 12:00noon - 1:30pm LOCATION: Memorial Union, TITU RESISTER NOW BLEND@UW SUMMER 2017 APPLICATIONS OPEN “I have greater confidence in the goals, organizaon, and delivery of the content in my course. I have already implemented the objecves, insights and skills developed in Blend@UW to my own course, and improved those in two other team-taught secons with which I am involved.” - Blend@UW Winter 2017 parcipant Blend@UW supports Educaonal Innovaon by helping faculty and instruconal staff design blended courses that foster deeper, more acve learning for students. Week-long series of half- day sessions are offered throughout the year. These intensive series are the ideal way to gain the knowledge, skills and peer support necessary for applying the blended learning methodology to courses. Applicaons for Blend@UW Summer 2017 are now open with three different sessions being offered to meet your needs. Monday, May 15 – Friday, May 19, 2017 | 8:30 am – 12:00 pm | 122 Ingraham Hall Monday, June 5 – Friday, June 9, 2017 | 8:30 am – 12:00 pm | 122 Ingraham Hall Monday, August 21 – Friday, August 25, 2017 | 8:30 am – 12:00 pm | 122 Ingraham Hall REGISTER NOW BLENDEDTOOLKIT.WISC.EDU 04 | 17

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THE BLENDUW-MADISON BLENDED LEARNING TOOLKIT NEWSLETTER

BLENDED LEARNING RESEARCHBLENDED LEARNING EFFECTIVENESS: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STUDENT CHARACTERISTICS, DESIGN FEATURES AND OUTCOMESThis paper investigates the effectiveness of a blended learning environment through analyzing the relationship between student characteristics/background, design features and learning outcomes. It is aimed at determining the significant predictors of blended learning effectiveness taking student characteristics/background and design features as independent variables and learning outcomes as dependent variables.

� VIEW ARTICLE

THE IMPACT OF A FLIPPED CLASSROOM DESIGN ON LEARNING PERFORMANCE IN HIGHER EDUCATIONThe present study examines the differential impact of studying in a Flipped Classroom (FC) setting, as compared to a Blended Learning (BL), a Traditional Learning (TL), and an E-Learning (EL) setting on learning performance, self-efficacy beliefs, intrinsic motivation, and perceived flexibility.

� VIEW ARTICLE

APRIL 7 - BLENDED LEARNING CANVAS COMMUNITIES EVENTThe UW-Madison campus is migrating to Canvas. In this process, there are opportunities for us to engage in conversations with our colleagues about how they can use Canvas in their blended courses.On April 7, the 2016-2017 Blended Learning Fellows will host a meeting to brainstorm ways to build community within our SCID’s around blended learning within Canvas. All past participants of the Blended Learning Fellowship Program and the Blend@UW Course Design Program, as well as members of the Canvas instructional technology team are invited.EVENT: Blended Learning Canvas Community Event DATE: April 7, 2017 TIME: 12:00noon - 1:30pm LOCATION: Memorial Union, TITU

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“I have greater confidence in the goals, organization, and delivery of the content in my course. I have already implemented the objectives, insights and skills developed in Blend@UW to my own course, and improved those in two other team-taught sections with which I am involved.” - Blend@UW Winter 2017 participant

Blend@UW supports Educational Innovation by helping faculty and instructional staff design blended courses that foster deeper, more active learning for students. Week-long series of half-day sessions are offered throughout the year. These intensive series are the ideal way to gain the knowledge, skills and peer support necessary for applying the blended learning methodology to courses. Applications for Blend@UW Summer 2017 are now open with three different sessions being offered to meet your needs. • Monday, May 15 – Friday, May 19, 2017 | 8:30 am – 12:00 pm | 122 Ingraham Hall• Monday, June 5 – Friday, June 9, 2017 | 8:30 am – 12:00 pm | 122 Ingraham Hall• Monday, August 21 – Friday, August 25, 2017 | 8:30 am – 12:00 pm | 122 Ingraham Hall

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QUOTES FROM CAMPUS“I’ve come to realize that it’s really not about what we teach, but how we teach. I’m successful as a teacher when I’ve integrated technology and active learning seamlessly into my classroom. We cannot afford to use our face-to-face time with students in a passive way. My goal for every classroom experience is to see students talking about what they are learning, relating it to past experiences, reflecting on it and applying it to new experiences. Blended learning allows us to create more opportunities for students to retrieve and use the knowledge and skills they are learning – and that kind of learning is more likely to stick.”

Beth Martin School of Pharmacy

“We live in a world where information and communication technologies (ICTs) offer both great potential and great distraction. Blended learning provides a framework that can maximize the potential and minimize the distraction. By linking ICTs with active learning pedagogy, blended learning can move students from passive observers in the learning process to active participants.”

Randy Stoecker College of Agricultural & Life Sciences

(608) 262-5667 [email protected]

https://at.doit.wisc.edu

BLEND@UW WINTER SURVEY RESULTSBLEND@UW WINTER 2017 EXIT SURVEY RESULTS % = agree or strongly agree

WI17 n=20

CUM AVG n=174

Facilitators helped me in my learning process. 100% 99%Facilitators communicated effectively. 100% 97%Instructors were knowledgeable about course content. 100% 100%Blend@UW helped me create a plan to improve my course. 95% 91%I feel comfortable talking with others about blended learning. 100% 97%I know where to get help with my course. 92% 95%Blend@UW changed the way I think about teaching. 85% 78%The course met my expectations. 100% 98%I would recommend this course to others. 95% 97%

BLEND@UW WINTER 2016 ONE YEAR FOLLOW-UP SURVEY RESULTS % = agree or strongly agree

WI16 n=10

CUM AVG n=90

Blend@UW helped me create a design that is learner-centered. 100% 96%Blend@UW helped me create a plan to improve my course. 100% 95%The content covered was relevant to my design process. 100% 95%Blend@UW changed the way I think about teaching. 70% 81%The course met my expectations. 100% 98%I would recommend this course to others. 100% 98%

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