in support of student involvement in the course transformation program senate resolution 1012
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IN SUPPORT OF STUDENT INVOLVEMENT IN THE COURSE TRANSFORMATION PROGRAM
Senate Resolution 1012
Background
Program began in Summer 2010 Office of the Provost
Targeting large undergraduate coursesDepartments apply for grants to
redesign coursesTechnology-enhanced learning
Purpose of Program
Promote engaged and critical inquiry models of teaching and learning
Support increased attention to the development of foundational academic skills and core concepts
Improve student learning outcomesIncrease instructional efficiency and
productivity; andImprove student success while
advancing educational excellence
Examples of Technology-Enhanced Learning
Improved representation and presentation of course content, including web-based activities designed to augment in-class instruction
Targeted assessment of student progress and learning outcomes
Web-based assignments or simulations designed to promote practice and mastery of new skills and concepts
Examples of Technology-Enhanced Learning
Learning activities not practicable within traditional classrooms
Increased collaborations between students and instructors
Web-based tools to support learning communities of students
Purpose of Legislation
Formalize student involvement in the application selection process
Provide access point for faculty members seeking student input while developing curriculum
Create mechanism for student involvement in the evaluation part
Encourage sharing of ideas and collaboration
Resolved/Summary
Support the programEncourage faculty collaborationStudent involvement in the selection
process At least one member on the CT Selection
Committee from the college of a currently, redesigned course
Appointed by the council
Resolved/Summary
Senate will provide an access point for faculty seeking student input Provide a form for faculty to fill out and turn in Senate will coordinate with the relevant council
to assemble focus groupStudent member(s) on the CT Selection
Committee will be responsible for formulating questions for surveys in conjunction with the rest of the committee
Resolved/Summary
Senate will work with relevant college councils to host a forum in which faculty can share their successes with the program Allows student interaction and comments Allows faculty to share techniques and
methodologies with other interested faculty members