2022 AT SHAREcase Session 1 Room 2

LATIS Learning Experience Design: LX Framework and IQA Process

Wednesday, June 8, 2022 at 11:15 am–12 pm

Grace Atkins, Academic Technologist, LATIS (Liberal Arts Technologies and Innovation Services), CLA (College of Liberal Arts)
Kristina Cibuzar, Academic Technologist, LATIS , CLA
Alexis Tarter, Academic Technologist, LATIS , CLA

How can I make my class more engaging?” or “How can I improve my Canvas site?” Did instructors ask you these questions during the pandemic? Ask four different academic technologists these questions, and you’ll probably get four different answers. While customizing course design is important, it became clear during the pandemic that structurally inconsistent online and digital spaces require students to devote significant time and energy navigating courses instead of on learning.

To reduce this cognitive load, the LATIS Learning Experience (LX) team developed a framework to bring consistency to course, site, and interaction design in the College of Liberal Arts (CLA). Learn about our new LATIS LX Design framework and the positive impact it’s having on thousands of CLA students across many high enrollment courses. We’ll discuss how we designed this framework in Fall 2021, and how we’ve applied our Innovation and Quality Assurance (IQA) process to Spring 2022 partner projects with instructors and course coordinators in four different CLA departments.

Presentation Learning Outcomes:

  1. Understand the purpose and design of the Learning Experience (LX) Design Framework and Innovation and Quality Assurance (IQA) process
  2. Analyze how consistency nurtures student success, prevents instructor burnout, and supports sustainable Academic Technologist/Instructional Design practices.
  3. Strategize ways to apply consistency to create healthy design, teaching, and learning environments

 

Topics: Less can be more (streamlining for success)  |  Technology to enhance learning and facilitate teaching  |  Exploring improved areas of teaching and learning