Duke Learning Innovation recently returned from Coursera’s annual Partners’ Conference, held at Arizona State University March 6–8, 2018. At the conference, Coursera announced several bold new initiatives. Below, we summarize the big announcements and what …
Duke faculty and staff can now create online courses or modules on Duke Extend. This platform provides a way to offer learning experiences to Duke students, selected groups of learners within or beyond the university, …
Many instructors go beyond text and tables and use graphic elements to illustrate their educational materials. When chosen and applied carefully, graphics can add valuable context and information. When chosen poorly, graphics can confuse students and …
Imagine teaching a course and having to do little—or even no—grading. Now imagine that that course still leads the students to clearly demonstrate their mastery of complex material. That kind of course exists: Coursera’s Project-centered …
Your field is vast. There are hundreds of ways your students could explore its different facets and features. And you’ll be sure to put together some resources and interactive elements for your students, just as …
What It’s About Art and Activity: Interactive Strategies for Engaging with Art is an on-demand MOOC developed by the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). This course is aimed at K-12 teachers and provides strategies for …
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