Center for Innovation in Teaching & Learning

Crafting Learning Objectives (Summer Series #3)

Event Type

Conference/Workshop

Sponsor

Center for Innovation in Teaching & Learning

Location

Room 182, Armory Building or on Zoom

Date

Jun 21, 2022   3:30 - 4:30 pm  

Speaker

Lucas Anderson (CITL) & James Steur (CITL Graduate Affiliate)

Cost

Free, but registration required

Registration

Click here to register for any workshop in the summer series

Contact

Lucas Anderson

E-Mail

lander23@illinois.edu

Phone

217-300-4408

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Learning objectives are the foundation of a good course. After all, you are offering your course for a reason, right? Your students are supposed to learn something or learn how to do something because of your course. You must be clear about these objectives so you can build a course that helps students achieve them. In this workshop, you’ll get some practice using Bloom’s Taxonomy to set objectives at the appropriate level, and you’ll learn about other important aspects of crafting good learning objectives.

 

This workshop is part of the What You Need to Know: Essentials of Course Design summer series. You may sign up for any or all of the workshops in the series using the registration form. If you register, you'll eventually be added to a Canvas course to help follow along with the series. For those planning to join via Zoom, the link will be made available to you through the Canvas course.