New Teaching Strategies for Engineering Students: New challenges for the teachers

Lars Reng, Lise Kofoed

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Abstract

This paper presents the challenges for university teachers when new teaching strategies are implemented. Blended learning, flipped classroom, gamification as well as a combination of traditional and new pedagogical approaches are on the agenda in engineering educations. One of the challenges for the teachers is to adjust to the new way of teaching. We will use two cases; one longitudinal study and one experimental study to present and discuss a process of blended learning strategy in programming classes from a teacher’s point of view: the strategy, the planning, the implementation and the learning outcome. The second case show that the blended learning model for programming classes works very well for another type of students. The results showed that blended learning using game elements is a successful way concerning the learning outcome, but is a challenge for the teachers involved. Finally, we will conclude with guidelines for other teachers, who want to use blended learning in their teaching activities.
OriginalsprogEngelsk
TitelProceedings of International Conference on Engineering Education and Research
ForlagWestern Sydney University
Publikationsdato2016
ISBN (Trykt) 978-0-646-95724-1
StatusUdgivet - 2016
BegivenhedThe International Conference on Engineering Education and Research - Western Sydney University, Sydney, Australien
Varighed: 21 nov. 201624 nov. 2016

Konference

KonferenceThe International Conference on Engineering Education and Research
LokationWestern Sydney University
Land/OmrådeAustralien
BySydney
Periode21/11/201624/11/2016

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