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Promote innovative teaching and learning at Duke
- Hold the annual CIT Showcase on October 13, 2015
- Provide CIT Fellowships and other faculty support programs to promote active learning and scholarly approaches to assessment
- Continue to improve STEM education at Duke via our work with COMPASS
- Increase our research in online learning and other new approaches
Exploring new technologies to support open and online learning
- Pilot the Open Edx platform to deliver open online courses, supplemental learning materials, and other types of Duke learning experiences
- Explore adaptive learning tools and platforms
- Evaluate in-video quizzing tools for local Duke courses
Improve Duke’s eLearning infrastructure
- Upgrade Sakai in May 2016
- Explore new tools and integrations possible in the next version of Sakai
- Provide more opportunities for faculty to explore new experimental technologies through the Duke Digital Initiative
Continue to explore new models for online education
- Continue the development, launch and evaluation of new specializations
- Convert selected Duke MOOCs to ‘on-demand’ courses (courses that continuously run on their own)
- Conduct additional online course experiments with Continuing Studies and Alumni Affairs
- Support other new Online Duke initiatives