This series of Pedagogy in Practice focuses on creating student engagement through three approaches: Game-based Learning, Experiential Learning, and Immersive Learning. The series highlights pedagogy as the driver of engagement, showing how learning experiences are intentionally designed to support interaction and collaboration. Through real classroom examples, facilitated discussion, and reflection, you will examine how engagement is built into learning design—and how these pedagogies can be adapted to your teaching context.

Do you find course design rewarding yet time-consuming? Balancing efficiency with quality, aligning learning outcomes with activities and assessments, and keeping students engaged can feel overwhelming. Even experienced instructors sometimes wish for a clearer way to see how all the pieces fit together.

Do you wonder whether your students, when turning in AI-polished assignments, might be bypassing the struggle of learning?

Your students are digital whizzes! They can learn almost anything from solving math problems to fixing machines just by watching videos. That's why we are bringing you a pre-recorded video workshop where you can learn to create educational videos using the familiar tool – MS PowerPoint.

If you are new to video production, no worries! MS PowerPoint makes it easy-peasy!