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Nikola Luburic; Jelena Slivka; Luka Doric; Simona Prokic; Aleksandar Kovacevic – Education and Information Technologies, 2025
Project-based learning (PBL) is a learning technology praised for its ability to grow domain-specific and domain-general skills and related knowledge and attitudes. However, consistently designing effective PBL experiences is challenging, primarily due to the lack of instructor support and guidance for designing PBL experiences aligned with…
Descriptors: Computer Software, Computer Uses in Education, Engineering Education, Active Learning
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Feliza Marie S. Mercado; Sungwon Shin – Online Learning, 2025
This case study explores the perceived social presence of 15 non-traditional graduate students engaged in a collaborative activity within a practice-oriented online course. Grounded in the Community of Inquiry framework and principles of collaborative learning, the activity was intentionally designed to include instructor facilitation, structured…
Descriptors: Nontraditional Students, Graduate Students, Internet, Computer Uses in Education
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Jenny L. McFadden – Teaching and Learning Excellence through Scholarship, 2025
This practitioner research project utilized a case study approach to examine advantages and challenges students have experienced due to the implementation of an open educational resource (OER) in English 095: College Reading. This is one of several developmental courses offered at Wor-Wic, a rural, open-admissions community college on the Eastern…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Reading Comprehension, English Instruction, Case Studies
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Jean Ferguson; Rachel Weiss; Andrea Ettekal – Journal of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, 2025
This Scholarship of Teaching and Learning study evaluates a digital storytelling project that taught students in a university class on youth programming to apply research on youth work to the practice of working with diverse, underserved youth. The study examines the project's learning outcomes, which targeted the higher levels of Bloom's taxonomy…
Descriptors: College Students, Story Telling, Computer Uses in Education, Student Attitudes