Tag Archives: instructional design

The secret to creating a successful hybrid course? Iterative improvement.

By | February 13, 2020
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laptop with screen shot of systemic review course page

Beginning in 2013, the Taubman Health Sciences Library (THL) has offered a Systematic Reviews: Opportunities for Librarians hybrid course for librarians that includes both online and in-person content delivery. What started as a pilot in Google Sites has since exploded into a highly popular program with a long waiting list that has trained over 270 librarians. A large… Read More »

Profiles in IT: Emily Ravenwood—Teaching tools expert

By | September 9, 2019
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A headshot of Emily Ravenwood, manager of LSA-TS Learning & Teaching Consultants

Emily Ravenwood has come back to her literal and intellectual hometown of Ann Arbor. She recently granted an interview to Teri Horton, senior instructional consultant, about her work with LSA Technology Services as the manager of the Learning and Teaching Consultants team. Michigan IT News also caught up with Ravenwood to learn even more about learning tech tools. … Read More »