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Does Design Thinking have Value in Online Distance Learning Environments?
By Sandra Law in the group Teaching and Learning at Athabasca September 1, 2016 - 12:38pm Comments (1)
Can design thinking work in higher education? In the design of courses, learning activities and assessments? As part of the curriculum, by asking students to use design thinking in their own work, if appropriate? Here are some links dealing with the topic of using a Design Thinking approach in education.
http://learnnovators.com/blog/the-incredible-power-of-design-thinking-in-learning-design/
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