Digital books are being integrated into the learning-teaching processes of certain courses at our university (Pearson, McGraw Hill, etc.). We would like to share with you a case study conducted in one of these courses, which explores the experiences of both students and instructors with the digital book used in the learning-teaching process.
A podcast is a digital audio or video file usually presented in a series format and available for streaming or download over the internet, covering a variety of topics such as news, entertainment, education, or storytelling. Podcasts attract attention by the pedagogical innovations they introduce to the processes of learning and teaching. Particularly with advantages such as enhancing student motivation, creating flexible learning environments, addressing different cognitive styles, improving listening skills, and contributing to students' in-depth understanding, podcasts provide students with an effective learning experience (Chen et al., 2019; Jones et al., 2021; Smith, 2020).
As OLTE, we would like to share with you the visual syllabus examples we have designed. This innovative step is intended to help you deliver your course content more effectively and efficiently. We have observed that students either do not thoroughly read the syllabus in detail or miss some crucial information, which has become a problem. As OLTE, we have developed visual syllabi in addition to traditional syllabi in order to address this issue.
The expected future of the Super Smart Society highlights the need for informal learning methods. Allowing learners to have comfort in learning at their own pace, within their context, and on their own time addresses the expectations of this society.
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Assist. Prof. Zehra Melis TEKSAN from the Faculty of Engineering shared how and why she applied the flipped learning method in her lesson, how this method reflected on student satisfaction and its benefits.
Assoc. Prof. İbrahim Hakkı ACAR from the Faculty of Social Sciences shared the advantages of teaching in the instructional comfort studio, the facilities provided by the studio and his experiences in the studio.
Assist. Prof. Dr. Erik Den HARTIGH from the Faculty of Business shared the learning community they created specifically within the faculty and the Talking Teaching Seminar Series, where they shared their experiences.
OSCQR is an internationally recognized course quality rubric to assist instructors in employing effective applications and standards rooted in research in terms of ensuring the quality, effectiveness and efficiency in online and blended learning environments.
Assist. Prof. Dr. Luis MARTIN-DOMINGO from the Faculty of Aviation and Aeronautical Sciences shared about how to apply the flipped learning model in his lesson, the different measurement and evaluation methods he used, the use of rubrics as an evaluation tool, and the effective use of the LMS Announcement.
To identify and announce our faculties/schools’ best practice examples, and to encourage and promote them, short interviews were made with the instructors of the courses selected in line with various criteria.