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Enhancing Active Learning: Instructional Technology Support Services at CSULB

The Instructional Technology Support Services (ITSS) at California State University, Long Beach, led by Leslie Kennedy, focuses on advancing active learning through innovative technology in classrooms. ITSS provides a range of services, including Learning Management Systems, instructional tech tools, workshops, and one-on-one training. With the largest computer lab in the CSU system and multimedia development resources, ITSS fosters collaborative and challenge-based learning experiences, enabling students to develop lifelong skills through personalized and interactive education methods.

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Enhancing Active Learning: Instructional Technology Support Services at CSULB

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  1. Active Learning ClassroomsInstructional Technology Support Services (ITSS) Leslie Kennedy Director, ITSS

  2. ITSS Services @ CSULB • Learning Management System • Instructional tech tools – clickers, web conferencing, lecture capture, etc. • Workshops and one-on-one training • University classrooms • University help desk • Largest computer lab in CSU • Multimedia development and streaming media • CSULB mobile app

  3. A Vision of Students Today (Wesch, 2007)

  4. New Horizon Report 2012New Media Consortium (NMC) Key trends: 3. The world of work is increasingly collaborative, driving changes in the way student projects are structured. 5. Education paradigms are shifting to include online learning, hybrid learning and collaborative models. 6. There is a new emphasis in the classroom on more challenge-based and active learning.

  5. The Future of Higher Education American Council on Education (ACE) Report 2012 Technology as a force for change • interactivity • personalization • collaboration Engaging students in • real-life situational experiences • convey concepts • promote learning • develop lifelong skills

  6. The Future of Higher Education American Council on Education (ACE) Report 2012 • Some examples of new approaches include: • replacing lecture-based classes with project-based learning • stimulates collaboration, teamwork, communication and problem solving; • enabling students to view a lecture before class and then using class time for interaction and group discussion; or • offering online learning and hybrid classes.

  7. Active Learning Classroom @ CSULB

  8. Problem-based learning • Team-based learning • Active learning • Interactive learning

  9. Thank youleslie.kennedy@csulb.edu

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