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What is Flexible Learning (UBC)

Sandra Law@slaw

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By Sandra Law 29 June 2015 @ 5:35pm

flexible learning
instructors
evidence-based
technology-enabled
teaching
student engagement
student choice
UBC

http://flexible.learning.ubc.ca/

A nice resource for instructors, web specialists, course designers & learning designers to better understand how to create flexible learning experiences for a diverse student body. Instructors need to focus on finding evidence-based, technology-enabled teaching methods while providing more choice and engagement for their students.

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