Scaling Adaptive Courseware for Student Success

Created By:
Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (APLU) in partnership with Every Learner Everywhere® January 2020

Topic: Digital Learning & Courseware Scaling Implementation

Role: Administrator

Institution: 4-Year Institutions

Academic leaders play a critical role in the work by connecting key groups to align on the shared goal of student success. In this discussion, Rick Miranda, Colorado State University, and Kathy Johnson, IUPUI, share their experiences at scaling adaptive courseware, reducing section variability, and supporting the work through Centers for Teaching & Learning.

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Recommended citation:

Vignare, K., Miranda, R. and Johnson, K. (2020, January 28) Scaling Adaptive Courseware for Student Success Webinar [Video] Every Learner Everywhere®.

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