EngageLEARN is a series of active learning opportunities led by Engageli specialists. The sessions will show you how to transform your virtual classroom using the powerful capabilities of the platform.
AUGUST 3, 2022 | 10:00 AM ET | 4:00 PM SAST
In partnership with iiAfrica’s innovative blended learning model, STEM students across Africa are gaining access to top lecturers across the world. Models like this are changing the narrative of training and matching STEM talents in a cost-effective way, bringing beneficial skills to the economic transformation of the countries on the continent.
In this panel discussion, we will discuss, with both instructors and learners, the impact that technology is bringing to the classroom in Africa and how STEM institutions in particular can leverage the opportunity to transform their learning spaces.
JULY 13, 2022 | 8:00 PM ET | US
JULY 14, 2022 | 10:00 AM AEST | AUSTRALIA
Online and in-person are no longer a reasonable dichotomy to segment educational opportunities. Higher education institutions need to create a balance of virtual and in-person experiences, recognizing the trade-offs and unique affordances of each.
Join Julie Lindsay, Ph.D., Senior Education Technology Advisor at the University of Queensland, and Andreina Parisi-Amon, Ph.D., VP of Learning & Teaching at Engageli, in an Engageli virtual classroom to discuss a strategic approach to creating a virtual campus.
In 2019, Coventry University embarked on a journey to transform the student experience by creating a student-centered educational technology ecosystem. The search for digital tools to support and enhance student engagement in learning was a critical element, as further emphasized by the pandemic.
To review the Q&A from the session, click here.
DEC 9, 2021
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Join educators, experts, and innovators as we discuss the future of education in three virtual sessions being held in conjunction with the Empirical Educator Project Summit. The sessions will cover improving learning design and delivery platforms in a new, permanently blended, digitally-supported world of teaching and learning, as well as the challenges we should prepare for as AI is envisioned to become more present in educational methods and classrooms.
OCT 19, 2021
At the 2019 EEP Summit, Carnegie Mellon University announced the open-source release of OpenSimon, an infrastructure for empirical education, worth $100 million. Listen in as Ariel, Kelvin, Michael, and Norman discuss how the collaboration between CMU and ASU’s ETX Center is expanding the contribution to take a leap forward in courseware and learning experience design.
OCT 20, 2021
Revisit an interactive workshop with Andreina, Stephanie, and Whitney where they addressed the immediate challenges and opportunities of virtual education:
OCT 21, 2021
Watch as Daphne and Michael discussed how data can be used to improve teaching strategies and support active learning in a blended world.