Course Companion-Instructional Design Assistant

Example

Assisting in the development of a module on sustainable development, providing resources on best practices for integrating case studies and project-based learning.

Scenario

A university professor is looking to incorporate sustainability concepts into their business management course. Course Companion offers guidance on structuring modules to include interactive case studies, facilitating student engagement with real-world sustainability challenges.

Example

Guidance on creating diverse and inclusive assessment methods, such as portfolio assessments, that cater to different learning styles.

Scenario

A language teacher wants to assess students' proficiency more holistically. Course Companion suggests implementing a portfolio assessment that includes written, oral, and multimedia components, allowing students to demonstrate their skills in various contexts.

Example

Offering insights into active learning techniques and how to apply them in classroom settings to enhance student participation and learning.

Scenario

A science instructor is seeking to make their lectures more interactive. Course Companion provides strategies for incorporating active learning, such as think-pair-share and problem-based learning activities, to foster deeper understanding of scientific concepts.