We provide a scalabale e-learning framework
Our team consists of veteran educators and connected learning specialists who understand that we begin quality learning experiences by design.
Dr. Nouh Al Hindawi, Director of IT, Ministry of Higher Education, Jordan
Dr. Carrie Bauer, Instructional Design Associate, Arizona State University
Cindy Bonfini-Hotlosz, Chief Executive Officer,
Our team consists of veteran educators and connected learning specialists who understand that we begin quality learning experiences by design.
Dr. Nouh Al Hindawi, Director of IT, Ministry of Higher Education, Jordan
Dr. Carrie Bauer, Instructional Design Associate, Arizona State University
Cindy Bonfini-Hotlosz, Chief Executive Officer, Centreity Learning Solutions
Dr. Mohammed Gh. I Alzamil, Professor of Computer Science, Yarmouk University
Dr. Rebecca Granato, Associate Vice President for Global Initiatives, Bard College
Amy Pinkerton, Instructional Designer, Johns Hopkins University
Jacqueline Strecker, Connected Education Officer, UNHCR
Kristen Treglia, Senior Instructional Technologist, Fordham University
Dr. Diana Woolis, Director, Center for Learning in Practice, Carey Institute for Global Good
Charley Wright, Connected Learning Specialist, UNHCR
The Instructional Design E-Learning (IDEL) team combined a centuries-old, student-centered pedagogical model of excellence with Knowledge Taxonomy, Cognitive Apprenticeship and Backward Design to create an Intelligent pedagogical framework to maximize the use of AI from the course design phase.
By breaking down the different levels of kn
The Instructional Design E-Learning (IDEL) team combined a centuries-old, student-centered pedagogical model of excellence with Knowledge Taxonomy, Cognitive Apprenticeship and Backward Design to create an Intelligent pedagogical framework to maximize the use of AI from the course design phase.
By breaking down the different levels of knowledge, we can identify those areas of the curriculum best suited for leveraging artificial intelligence to maximize student support; enable differentiated instruction; reserve instructional time for where it’s needed most; lower costs of provision; and ultimately open access to higher education for the most vulnerable learners.
The model focuses on the student experience, creating a three dimensional learning environment that connects cultures and contexts.
To reach the goal of 15% access to Tertiary Education by 2030, we need a scalable, evidence-based pedagogical framework that creates meaningful educational experiences for a diverse population of students.
The IDEL team as part of the Connected Learning Consortium is committed to reaching that goal by supporting initiatives that focus o
To reach the goal of 15% access to Tertiary Education by 2030, we need a scalable, evidence-based pedagogical framework that creates meaningful educational experiences for a diverse population of students.
The IDEL team as part of the Connected Learning Consortium is committed to reaching that goal by supporting initiatives that focus on inclusion, working with Ministries of Education and universities across the globe.
This team is a subset of the Connected Learning in Crisis Consortium. All work of this team will be available as Open Educational Resources.
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Jordan Ministry of Higher Education December 2019 Workshop Workbook (pdf)
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