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Modern teaching and learning theories to consider including in your approaches to course design

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Situated Cognition
"Knowledge that a learner acquires is somehow situated within activities that are socially, physically or culturally-based."
Inquiry-based Learning
Questions, problems, scenarios replace study of facts.
Elaboration
"Content organization should be presented in increasing order of difficulty."

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Systematic approaches to designing courses

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Illinois State University
Course design step-by-step based on Fink's Taxonomy
Fink's Self-Directed Guide
Significant Learning Course Design, Authored by Fink
Vanderbilt
Backward Design
Texas Tech
Entire process-step-by-step

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Getting started with Alignment

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UC Davis Open Canvas Course on Writing Learning Outcomes
Excellent links, self-paced, nifty outcome generator included
Rutgers
Description/definition of effective SLOs with examples (Bloom-based)
University of Florida
Bloom description with Cognitive Domains included
Larry Ferlazzo
Useful page of links

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Alternatives to 'traditional' assessment activities

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National Institute for Learning Outcomes Assessment
A library of models of pedagogically sound higher-order thinking assignment types in multiple disciplines
Ryerson Univ
Best Practices & Examples
Univ Indiana
Authentic Assessment

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Varied types of learning activities

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Making your courses ADA compliant

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(*Thanks Sue Morgan for the links)
UW Do IT
Into to UDL
Accessibility Resources at UW
Links and resources for UW faculty
UW Creating Accessible Documents
Includes scanning services and PDF document remediation
Screen Cast-o-Matic
Video captioning with this UW-Supported tool
UW Ally Tool for Canvas
How to make your Canvase site accessible

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Book Widgets
20 Interactive Learning Activities
NSF
Think Pair Share
NSF
Jigsaws
Angelo & Cross
Lots of great class activities/assessment ideas

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Under Construction

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Online Equity

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Peralta Online Equity Rubric

UDL Progression Rubric

AACU Values
Canvas

BLOOM
Verb Wheel
Writing Qs
Revised
Solo

Verbs

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Description og Guardian Article

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Mikaela Shiffrin led Paula Moltzan for an American 1-2 finish in a night slalom Thursday to become the first ski racer with 50 World Cup wins in a single discipline.

No other skier, female or male, has won an event more than 46 times in the 56-year World Cup history.

The result also marked Shiffrin's 80th World Cup win overall - two short of Lindsey Vonn's women's record.

Building on a big first-run lead of more than seven-tenths of a second, Shiffrin overcame several mistakes in her final run on the deteriorating course to finish 0.29 ahead of Moltzan, who had her first career podium in the discipline.

It was the first time since 1971 that the US ski team went 1-2 in a women's World Cup slalom.

Alpine skiing⛷️ - Mikaela Shiffrin🇺🇸 and Paula Moltzan🇺🇸 are responsible for @usskiteam's first 1-2 finish in a women's World Cup slalom event in 51 years, after sisters Marilyn Cochran and Barbara Ann Cochran finished 1st and 2nd in Mont Sainte Anne in 1971. #StifelUSAlpineTeam
- Gracenote Olympic (@GracenoteGold) December 29, 2022

"Paula had a ripping run, I saw that from the start. I thought she might win this race. It's so special to share a podium with her," Shiffrin said. "I don't have much to say about 80, I don't know what to say."

Germany's Lena Dürr was 0.34 behind in third, followed by Shiffrin's biggest rivals in slalom, Petra Vlhová and Wendy Holdener, who were the only other racers within a second of the winning time.

Shiffrin can match her former teammate Vonn's achievement of 82 World Cup wins next week, when two slaloms are scheduled in Zagreb, Croatia.

Only Swedish great Ingemar Stenmark won more races than Vonn and Shiffrin, with 86.

Shiffrin has won six races this season, including the last four: last week's super-G in St Moritz and two giant slaloms over the last two days.

Adding to its usual schedule of a GS and a slalom, Semmering this time hosted a giant slalom that was canceled in another Austrian resort, Sölden, in October.

Shiffrin also won all three events the previous time the resort near the capital Vienna staged races on three consecutive days, in December 2016.

Shiffrin extended the overall record for most wins a single discipline to 50 in slalom on Thursday.

She laid the foundation for her triumph in the opening run, where she was more than seven-tenths of a second faster than her closest challenger, Anna Swenn Larsson. The Swede struggled in her second run and dropped to shared sixth position with Croatian prodigy Zrinka Ljutic.

"I felt really good. I was firing, so that was a very, very good run and, to be honest, it was just a pleasure to ski," Shiffrin said after the opening run.

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Shiffrin takes Semmering slalom for third win in three days and 80th overall

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Mikaela Shiffrin led Paula Moltzan for an American 1-2 finish in a night slalom Thursday to become the first ski racer with 50 World Cup wins in a single discipline. No other skier, female or male, has won an event more than 46 times in the 56-year World Cup history.