Digital Pedagogy

Using digital technologies and methods to create meaningful and engaging learning experiences.

We collaborate with courses, teach workshops, provide technical support, and work with faculty, staff, and students to develop innovative ways to learn through digital technology.

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Course and Assignment Building

Want to build something together? We can partner with you to design your course from the ground up or assist with individual assignments/modules.

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Collaboration and Engagement

Trying to get students more engaged with course content and/or each other? We can assist you and your students in finding effective, convenient ways to accomplish that goal.

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Assessment

Looking to assess student learning? We can help you think through both high- and low-stakes assessments that occur in class and online.

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Student Scholarship

Want to try a different approach in your course? We can work with you and your students on creative, digital assignments.

  • Highlight student projects to share with a broader audience.
  • Pivot traditional assignments to more creative alternatives like maps, multimedia, websites/portfolios, and more.

Check out our Digital Scholarship page for more about creative tools and methods to use in the classroom:

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Looking for something else?

We can help you explore, pilot, and assess new and emerging technologies to solve instructional problems. Alternatively, you can work with us to try a completely new technology or approach!

Start a conversation:
Contact us at dps@bucknell.edu!

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