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Understanding the implementation of flipped classrooms from student and instructor perspective

Description The primary goal of this research is to understand student and instructor perspectives of how flipped classrooms are implemented in the Lassonde School of Engineering. This research will use a mixed-methods approach to understand how flipped classrooms are implemented in the Lassonde School of Engineering. Flipped classrooms are a form of web-enhanced learning that […]

Developing pedagogy and experiential education for a design studio course for non-Design major students utilizing a blended learning platform

Description This project proposes to investigate design pedagogy and experiential education challenges in teaching and learning through the lens of students’ experiences with DESN1010 (formerly YSND1010) Introduction to Design: Practices and Appreciation, is a fully online course for non-Design major students. In my enquiries, I will consult the existing research on online design education and […]

Videographic Criticism in Cinema & Media Studies and Media Arts Pedagogy

Description “Videographic Criticism in Cinema & Media Studies and Media Arts Pedagogy” integrates videographic criticism into curriculum in the Cinema & Media Studies BA and Media Arts BFA at York. Christian Keathley and Jason Mittell define the “videographic essay” as a new form of scholarly and pedagogical practice that “conducts analysis and conveys arguments in […]

Teaching, Learning, and Leading Development of Mobile-Enhanced Academic Practices

Description Responding to the rich sociolinguistic context and internationalization of York University, this project addresses the advanced language development of bi/multilingual international students at the undergraduate level and supports teaching and learning of core research inquiry skills and academic practices.   Enriching traditional pedagogies with new technologies, the project will use mobile-enhanced H5P and responsive web […]

Financial Planning Education Online: Expanding York's Reach

Description This project converts the existing Financial Planning Stream in the School of Administrative Studies to full online delivery. In line with York’s eLearning priority, conversion of these courses will provide accessible, rigorous, innovative, and flexible learning for working professionals and students across Canada. This online offering will be of great interest particularly for mature […]

Strategizing for High Stakes Computerized Exams

Description The pilot project will focus on enhancing student studying and test taking strategies in preparation for writing high stakes exams. This unique, multifaceted project will incorporate a variety of experiential education (EE) strategies such as simulated clinical scenarios, case studies, online testing, in-class testing, collaborative groupwork and collaborative testing. All EE strategies are intended […]

New Digital Storytelling: Student Experience of Professional Socialization

Description This project is geared at developing a toolkit that will house digital narratives from nursing and social work students.  The students will design their digital narrative or story about socialization into the profession guided by Schlossberg’s Transition Theory.  Students will use multimedia and go pro cameras to portray their transformational learning experiences on campus […]

Smartphones to accommodate students: A Skill Training Tool-Box

Description Accommodating students during skill training can be challenging, as mastery of skills oftentimes must be completed in a short timeframe. Yet when students are given the choice to record themselves performing a skill and to share their videos with self, peers and faculty, they experience many benefits: skill immersion, increase skill retention and improvement […]

Snapshots@York: Constructing an eLearning Resource for Clear-Language Communication Skills Development

Description Clear-language practices aim to reduce unnecessary complexity in communication. This project will introduce students to clear-language communication and its principles, practices, and benefits. Students will engage with an interactive eLearning tool to build skills in clear-language communication of individual research studies and innovative teaching strategies across multiple media, reflective of information consumerism in everyday […]

Bilingual Open Educational Resources for Civic and Social Stewardship

Description This AIF project is empowering students to become bilingual leaders by designing modules engaging knowledge transfer across cultures and languages for a certificate in civic and social stewardship at Glendon. Using cognitive strategies such as summarizing, questioning, clarifying the remix, reuse and repurposing of Open Educational Resources (OER) students are encouraged to acquire the […]