AUNE Education Faculty Presented on Building Collaborative Learning Communities

November 15, 2018
New England

by Melinda Garland

Laura Thomas recently presented a webinar, entitled “Building Collaborative Learning Communities to Increase Student Engagement,” for the New England International Society for Technology in Education (NEISTE). Her presentation explores skills and strategies for building collaborative learning communities, classrooms where students take risk, do meaningful work, and engage together in learning, as well as why they are necessary now more than ever.

View/listen to the recordings here

Video: http://bit.ly/2CIoedk

Audio: http://bit.ly/2O84qC1

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AUNE Education Faculty Presented on Building Collaborative Learning Communities

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