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The best of both worlds? Integrating a MOOC into on-campus teaching

The best of both worlds? Integrating a MOOC into on-campus teaching

In this talk, Dr. Kajimoto from Journalism and Media Studies Centre shares the findings of his investigation into the behavioral data mined through the MOOC in order to illustrate what educators could learn from the learning analytics in terms of curriculum development, instructional design strategies and other pedagogical planning. He then discusses how he has integrated the MOOC into his on-campus teaching.

 University Central

 29th September, 2015

#Curriculum #JMSC #MOOC #Teaching

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