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Team-based Learning -- A Workshop for Faculty

Presenter: Walt Wager, Florida State University
Date: Monday, November 7, 2005
Time: 1:30 – 3:30 p.m.
Location: School of Education 2277

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Would you like to have your students come to class prepared to engage in meaningful dialogue and critical thinking?  Well, here is a workshop based on principles of active learning, and procedures derived from Larry Michaelsen's book, Team-based Learning, to help you do that.  In this workshop you will be a team-based learning participant, much as the students in your classes would be. After the experience, we will discuss what makes team-based learning work.  At the completion of the workshop, you will be able to construct a team-based learning exercise for use in your instruction.

   
About Walt Wager  

Walt Wager received his Ed.D. in Instructional Systems Design from Indiana University in 1972.  He is a professor of Instructional Systems at Florida State University and he teaches courses in instructional design, and performance support systems design. 

In 1996, he designed the first web-based course development and delivery systems at FSU.  His awards and honors include the FSU Provost's Teaching Award, the FSU President's Technology Award, and the L. C. Larson Leadership Award for contributions to the field of Instructional Systems.  Since 2000, he has been the coordinator of Instructional Development Services, which supports faculty in the use of effective teaching techniques and the integration of technology in instruction.  He is a co-author, with the late Robert Gagne, of the text, Principles of Instructional Design, now in its fifth edition, and has authored two other books on instructional design and use of computers in instruction. He is the editor of “Instruction at FSU,” Available at http://online.fsu.edu/learningresources/handbook/instructionatfsu/
 

Registration

Seating is limited, so Please Register using the online form, if you would like to attend .

 

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