Active Learning Methods

The Mashup approach combines various forms of content and media to provide a diverse and engaging learning experience.

Mastery Learning is an approach that prioritises individualised learning through repeated assessments and targeted instruction until mastery is achieved.

Computer-assisted systems can evaluate learners' ability to match items from different columns, such as matching terms with definitions or concepts with examples.

Provide mentoring or coaching to guide the line reports' skill development and monitor their progress.

Professionals receive feedback and assessments from their mentors regarding their progress, development, and skill acquisition.

Metacognition promotes reflective thinking in students by teaching them strategies to monitor and regulate their own learning.

Mnemonics is a memory technique that uses associations and imagery to facilitate learning and recall.

The Mock Trial or Fictional Situations approach involves simulating hypothetical scenarios to engage students in critical thinking and problem-solving.

The Model Answers approach involves demonstrating and explaining the correct way to answer specific exam-style questions to help students improve their exam performance.

Students create multimedia presentations, videos, or websites to demonstrate their understanding of a subject.

Automated assessment of students' responses to predefined multiple-choice questions.

Professionals participate in negotiation simulations to assess their negotiation skills, strategy, and outcomes.

Custom Open Educational Resources (OER), digital learning objects, or content packages (using SCORM, xAPI or others) allow for the re-use of flexible digital resources that can be embedded.

Observe the learner's performance in real-time, providing immediate feedback and guidance for improvement.

Observe the professional in action or arrange opportunities for them to shadow experienced practitioners, providing feedback and guidance.

Trained observers assess professionals' performance, behavior, and skills in real or simulated work settings.

On-Demand and Workflow Learning allow learners to access information and training as they need it and integrate it into their daily work processes.

Observe the student's performance in real work settings to assess their practical skills, adherence to procedures, and professionalism.

Utilizing online platforms for various assessment methods such as quizzes, interactive modules, or virtual labs.

Assessing students' active engagement in online discussions, contribution of thoughtful insights, and collaboration with peers.

Computer-assisted platforms can administer timed exams with various question types, ensuring secure delivery and automatic scoring.

Students provide constructive feedback and assess their peers' work using online platforms or collaborative tools.

Engaging students through online platforms with interactive quizzes, simulations, or multimedia-based assessments.

Assessment of students' opinions, perceptions, or experiences through online survey tools.

Online visualisations or collations of content/materials provide an effective way to present educational materials in a visually appealing and interactive manner to enhance learning.