Each Experiential Learning program is unique, so our demos are tailored to your specific needs. In your custom demo, we will show you the tools and features best suited to your program whether you are supporting a single EL course (or program) or coordinating Experiential Learning across your school.
In this session, we unpack Industry-based Experiential Learning trends and best practices as measured in our 2022 benchmark survey. Arline MacCormack of Babson and Allyson Gibson of BYU provide insights and context from on the ground.Subscribe to EduSourced on YouTube...
Work Integrated Learning (WIL) is the application of classroom and theory-based learning onto real-world, workplace-based scenarios or projects. WIL is embedded in the school curriculum and has learning goals (as opposed to an unstructured internship) and goes by many...
Slides 2022 saw a return to normalcy, more or less, for capstone and experiential learning. In this experiential learning trend report, 95 participants across 83 schools including business, engineering and multidisciplinary experiential programs reported on key...
https://youtu.be/j_JXWD77zrI Nearly every school wants to do more Multidisciplinary Experiential Learning. Michigan Tech University launched and grew an Experiential Learning program that pulls 900 students each year from across the university for multidisciplinary...
CREATE is the rare cross-university experiential learning office that supports project-based learning across the university. Support for experiential learning faculty is growing but at many schools, faculty remain on their own in designing their experiential courses...
Q&A with Roger McCarty, longtime Director of Experiential Learning at BYU and has exported BYU’s experiential program to BYU Hawaii.