Resources and Examples
The Office of Experiential Education has many resources available to assist faculty and staff as they initiate, improve, or expand their ExEd programs. The office also has a robust list of resources external Purdue that can provide ExEd program leaders with information about ExEd journals, professional development, and general information about starting and maintaining ExEd programs. Please visit the Experiential Education Resources Beyond Purdue web page for more information
Reflection: Jennifer Dobbs-Oates
Reflection is a key part of experiential learning. Are you interested in ideas for teaching students about reflection? Check out this PechaKucha presentation originally presented at the 2020 Annual Conference of the National Society for Experiential Education.
Dinah Dadler: Remote ExEd Strategies
How can you continue relevant learning when site placements, laboratories, or other hands-on settings are disrupted or limited in their availability?
Jessica Cabral: Remote ExEd Strategies
If you’ve been teaching skills or processes in a face-to-face manner, how might you move that to asynchronous remote delivery and practice? An example from Jessica Cabral of the School of Construction Management Technology.
Mark Zimpfer: Remote ExEd Strategies
How can you continue relevant learning when site placements, laboratories, or other hands-on settings are disrupted or limited in their availability?