62% of schools require Experiential Learning but only 48% have a dedicated office or director of EL. UT Dallas share why that should change.
The History of Experiential Learning in Higher Education
Experiential learning allows students to learn through hands-on experiences, including practical work, internship, volunteer work, and other real-world activities like project-based learning. The approach of experiential learning has been used for centuries in higher...
Experiential Learning and ChatGPT3: Even AI Can’t Help Students Cheat This
AI is changing college education. Instead of fighting it, embrace is with more sophisticated learning methods like Experiential Learning
4 Years of Experiential Learning Trends & Benchmarking
https://youtu.be/4_IgjtCwJkw 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...
What is Work Integrated Learning? WIL Explained
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...
Beyond Capstone: MTU’s Multiyear, Multidisciplinary Experiential Learning
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...