MicroLabs

Three people around a smart screen.

MicroLabs are short, blended how-to modules about specific educational issues lasting two to four hours. Each MicroLab has a clear goal and a clear result. After preparing (and qualifying) in Canvas, you can participate in a live session of the MicroLab. In this session you work on your own educational material. This means that after the MicroLab, you will have a concrete result for your own education.

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Learn more about MicroLabs

The MicroLabs are developed by research and training institute Risbo and made possible by the Community for Learning & Innovation. To keep the MicroLabs interactive, they always take place in a small group. As an EUR teacher, you can participate for free.

Earn an Edubadge

If you made the preparation and participated in the session, you can earn an Edubadge. This is a digital, visual certificate which you can share on e.g. LinkedIn. Interested parties can immediately click on the certificate to find out what you have done to achieve the Edubadge.

The MicroLabs we offer

  • How to activate students in the tutorial

    Learn how to deliver deliver and experience numerous teaching activities such as leading discussions, icebreakers and think-pair-share.
  • How to activate students' prior knowledge in your course

    Learn how to activate and assess the prior knowledge of your students and which interventions you can do according to the level of prior knowledge of your group
  • How to blend your course with Canvas

    Learn how to design your course in the Canvas LMS using active blended learning.
  • How to engage students online using Canvas

    Learn how to use various tools in Canvas to motivate your students
  • How to explain complex ideas in the tutorial

    Learn how to deliver explanations of complex ideas/concepts on multiple levels of understanding.
  • How to lecture with impact

    Learn what type of teaching & learning activities you can use to make sure your lectures will have an impact on the students' learning process.
  • How to provide effective written feedback to your students

    Learn how to provide concrete, effective and consistent written feedback on assignments.
  • Microlabs on Programmatic assessment

    Programmatic assessment integrates assessment with learning by using carefully designed tasks and effective feedback to guide student development.

Do you have a question about a MicroLab or registration? Please contact Risbo via training@risbo.eur.nl.

Are you more interested in getting new information in less time? Then sign up for a 1 hour webinar, in which you will get inspiration for your education about educational topics.

Funded by the European Union NextGenerationEU

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