[Faculty Webinar Series] Replacing the Passive Textbook: Digital Active Learning to Enhance Geology for Liberal Studies Undergraduates

Professor Lisa Skinner, Senior Lecturer from Northern Arizona University spoke with us on November 19th about her journey creating the geology course Living On The Edge that is now part of the Inspark Teaching Network and available to adopt and adapt.

Prof, Skinner, on her experience producing this course: "For those who are interested in creating a course it's been quite an enlightening experience that has really informed my teaching. So its both a personal and professional journey!"

The Inspark Teaching Network has partnered with Northern Arizona University (NAU) to bring you a new course promoting active learning using an inquiry-based curriculum. The course is called Living on the Edge: Geologic Risk on Earth, and is an introductory, liberal studies geology course centered on the question: “Where on Earth is the safest place to live?". 

 

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About Lisa

https://nau.edu/ses/directory/user/lat33/Lisa-Skinner/

About Northern Arizona University

https://nau.edu/ses

About the Inspark Teaching Network

The Inspark Teaching Network is a strong partnership between universities, community colleges, scientists, and education experts working to transform science teaching and learning. The network empowers educators and learning designers to collaborate, build, and share next-generation courseware. The courseware harnesses the latest personalized, interactive digital learning technologies, and the learning content focuses on exploring real-world scientific questions to motivate and engage today's students. The Inspark Teaching Network is led by Smart Sparrow and Arizona State University, and supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Learn more at https://www.inspark.education.

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