Implementing Service-Learning Through an Online Graduate Course in Instructional Design
The following paper describes a collaborative service-learning project done in an online graduate class on instructional design. With the help of the university's service-learning program, a community issue was identified related to encouraging underserved populations to pursue STEM careers. Graduate students developed a data analysis from surveying high school students, designed and implemented a website where information about specific careers can be found, and evaluated the project with the help of a high school science teacher. The project also required that the graduate students reflected about the service activity to gain a deeper understanding of course objectives. The course instructor and graduate students' experiences during this service-learning project are discussed.
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2017
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Authors: | Trespalacios, Jesús H. ; Armstrong, Tera ; Goodwill, Cynthia |
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International Journal of Online Pedagogy and Course Design (IJOPCD). - IGI Global, ISSN 2155-6881, ZDB-ID 2703580-3. - Vol. 7.2017, 4 (01.10.), p. 65-79
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Publisher: |
IGI Global |
Subject: | Collaboration | Instructional Design | Online Learning | Service-Learning |
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