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Curriculum and Course Development

Curriculum and Course Development comprises a “backward design” process resulting in the constructive alignment of learning goals with assessment and instructional methods. In Drake Institute events, programs and services, participants learn how to combine evidence-based instructional practices such as determining instructional needs, developing goals and outcomes, designing formative and summative assessment, creating opportunities for active learning, and evaluating the course or program to build effective, student-centered curricula and courses. 

Expected Learning Outcomes

  • Participants will be able to describe major components of at least one evidence-based framework for curriculum and course development.
  • Participants will be able to demonstrate application of an evidence-based approach to curricular or course design in their own practice.

Application of Entrepreneurial Minded Teaching and Learning

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Course Design and Teaching Online for the College of Education and Human Ecology

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Curriculum Design for Medicine and the Health Sciences

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Designing Your Ohio State Online Course for Adult Learners

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Developing CURE’s

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Evidence-Based Course Design for Higher Education

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Evidence-Based Course Design for Online Courses

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Learning Design and Scholarship in Pharmacy

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Principles and Practices for Teaching Through Writing

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Teaching Information Literacy

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