AI is changing college education. Instead of fighting it, embrace is with more sophisticated learning methods like Experiential Learning
What is Work Integrated Learning? WIL Explained
Work Integrated Learning (WIL) is the application of classroom and theory-based learning onto real-world, workplace-based scenarios or projects. WIL is embedded in the school curriculum and has learning goals (as opposed to an unstructured internship) and goes by many...
Trend Report: EduSourced 2022 Experiential Learning Benchmarking
Slides 2022 saw a return to normalcy, more or less, for capstone and experiential learning. In this experiential learning trend report, 95 participants across 83 schools including business, engineering and multidisciplinary experiential programs reported on key...
Q&A with Milwaukee School of Engineering’s CREATE Institute for Experiential Learning
CREATE is the rare cross-university experiential learning office that supports project-based learning across the university. Support for experiential learning faculty is growing but at many schools, faculty remain on their own in designing their experiential courses...
Q&A with BYU’s Director of Experiential Learning, Roger McCarty
Q&A with Roger McCarty, longtime Director of Experiential Learning at BYU and has exported BYU’s experiential program to BYU Hawaii.
2021 Experiential Learning Benchmark Report
Looking for the latest Experiential Learning Benchmark report? Click here. The 2020-2021 academic year had a lot of plans put on hold in Higher Education. Experiential learning programs were no exception. Our 2021 Experiential Learning benchmark report show less...