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Adaptive Learning, Transformational Education and Next-Generation Assessment

Join Inside Higher Ed for a webcast exploring the transformative potential of adaptive learning and next-generation assessment in higher education. Discover how technology and innovative approaches are addressing student preparedness, accountability, and college attainment. Learn from experts about the significance of personalized learning, blended learning, active learning, and more. Gain insights from case studies and participate in a Q&A session.

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Adaptive Learning, Transformational Education and Next-Generation Assessment

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  1. Adaptive Learning, Transformational Education and Next-Generation Assessment An Inside Higher Ed webcast Tuesday, October 17 2 p.m. Eastern

  2. Presenters • Scott Jaschik, editor, Inside Higher Ed, scott.jaschik@insidehighered.com • Doug Lederman, editor, Inside Higher Ed, doug.lederman@insidehighered.com

  3. Larger Context for Change • Advances in technology • Demands for greater college attainment • Growth in share of students who may not be prepared • Demands for greater accountability

  4. The Adaptive Concept • What it is • How first used • Lessons from early experiences

  5. The Significance of Santa Cruz

  6. National’s Personalized Learning • Combination of adaptive learning, predictive analytics and competency-based learning • Significance of this mixed approach

  7. Georgia Tech’s CS Program • The initial growth of the master’s program • Lessons learned • Shift to undergrad courses • Potential impact on time to degree

  8. The Flipped/Blended Combo • Advantages of the combination • Successes at University of Toledo

  9. Active Learning, Broadly Defined • Flipping the classroom • Science teaching (at institutions that have not valued teaching) • Significance of efforts at all kinds of institutions

  10. Measuring Active Learning

  11. More Writing Through Automation

  12. Large-Scale Assessment Without Standardized Tests

  13. The Debate Over Western Governors • New scrutiny • Old rules • Lessons for other innovations

  14. Q&A • Your questions • Ideas for future coverage

  15. With Thanks …

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