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2023

Maker Lab: full course materials

This is an open inquiry natural science lab course utilizing Maker tools (e.g. inexpensive electronic sensors/sensorboards controlled by Arduinos). Students are tasked with conceiving, designing, and carrying out scientific experiments with significant process guidance but little experimental oversight, instead leveraging the Maker movement's online resources and open source hardware and software tools. Target audience: The course is given at Amsterdam University College to a multidisciplinary mix of natural science bachelor's students, usually in their second or third year of a three year bachelor's. Duration / Study load: 6 ECTS course, equivalent to ~168 total hours of student work, evenly spread across a 16 week term Over-arching learning goals: (see also the Learning Objectives subpage for specific, assessable list) students navigate the iterative empirical research process, including conception, experimental design, testing, data & uncertainty analyses, and drawing conclusions students build self-efficacy in conducting quantitative empirical research and creating scientific knowledge students improve science communication skills in an authentic (team) setting Directory: Course materials are published in the following locations (see links to them below) course description (pre-requisites, learning activities, teaching roles, grouping of students, learning environment) learning objectives course schedule readings and lecture slides for students assignments (and rubrics) resource list: facilities, equipment, software JupyterPython-materials zip file This page's linked websites give official course descriptions. Any questions about this Maker Lab course can be addressed to Forrest via: forrestbradbury@gmail.com

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Forrest Bradbury

13 juni 2024

Title convention AnatomyTOOL for Materials

To give users a good idea of ​​what the item entails before they go to an item, a title convention has been drawn up. This also improves findability in search engines. The title convention contains the place or author where the item comes from, the type of material, a description of the content and possibly the language. v2. 5-11-2024 V2. Added 'for Materials' in title, to distinguish from title convention for quizzes and lessons.

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O.P. (Paul) Gobée

1 januari 2022

Questions to ask to trigger reflection on BC learning

This document contains a set of questions that can be posed to learners in a BC setting to trigger reflection on their BC learning. The questions are categorised by (sub)learning mechanism and aligned with the BC Rubric (Gulikers, J., & Oonk, C. (2019). Towards a rubric for stimulating and evaluating sustainable learning. Sustainability, 11(4), 969.). The list of questions are illustrative, certainly not exhaustive.

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Carla Oonk, Judith Gulikers

2024

Blended learning design game (English)

The blended learning design game is a fun, inspiring and effective method to rapid-prototype designs for blended learning programs. Using the learning outcome as a starting point, you work backwards from the assessment methods to choose teaching and learning activities, and match them with tools and resulting products that could be used as pinput for a formative assessment. The materials don't explain what all the methods are, but there are great sources of information online. The purpose of the game is to offer you a method of design and dozens of tools, activities and products that can be combined in countless ways, across different modalities both online and on-site. The method is inspired by the blended waves game by Joanne Heidinga, and based on the learning wave (Barend Last et al) and Laurillard's conversational framework. The files contain all elements of the game and the designs include 3mm print margins and trim marks for the printer. We normally give the instructions below for printing: 200gsm brilliant white paper, full color print. All cards in the file "ABL education design game [version number].pdf" should be printed and cut, sorted in the order in which they appear in the file. The file "BLGame instructions [version number].pdf" printed on 200gsm brilliant white, full color, double sided and cut along marks. Fold along the grey dotted lines.

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Patrick van Aalst, Margreeth Temmen

10 juni 2026

Learning Cycle Toolbox

The Learning Cycle Toolbox supports students and teachers in self‑regulated learning through a set of concise, practical tools aligned with every phase of the learning cycle. Originally developed for Maastricht University’s medical curriculum, it now serves as an easy‑to‑use resource for any SRL-promoting higher‑education context. The tools align with the phases and steps of the (self‑regulated) learning cycle (Plan – Act – Look Back) and can be used independently by students or initiated by the teacher. Additional sets of tools are included to offer structure for student team meetings and one‑on‑one coaching sessions. All tools are brief, practical, and easy to apply – no long texts. This toolbox is designed to help students strengthen their self‑regulated learning (SRL) skills. It also serves as a useful resource for teachers who support students in developing SRL. Although it was originally created for Maastricht University’s medical curriculum, it may also inspire use in other higher‑education contexts where SRL is encouraged. Because tools work best when tailored to their specific setting, the current materials are intentionally fit for purpose. However, they can be easily adapted for use in other educational environments. De ‘Learning Cycle Toolbox’ ondersteunt studenten en docenten bij zelfgestuurd leren door middel van een reeks beknopte, praktische hulpmiddelen die zijn afgestemd op elke fase van de leercyclus. Oorspronkelijk ontwikkeld voor het medische curriculum van de Universiteit Maastricht, dient het nu als een gebruiksvriendelijk hulpmiddel voor elke context in het hoger onderwijs waar zelfgestuurd leren wordt gestimuleerd. De hulpmiddelen sluiten aan bij de fasen en stappen van de (zelfregulerende) leercyclus (Plan – Act – Look Back) en kunnen zelfstandig door studenten worden gebruikt of door de docent worden geïnitieerd. Er zijn extra sets hulpmiddelen opgenomen om structuur te bieden voor teamvergaderingen van studenten en één-op-één coachingsessies. Alle hulpmiddelen zijn beknopt, praktisch en eenvoudig toe te passen – geen lange teksten. Deze toolbox is ontworpen om studenten te helpen hun vaardigheden op het gebied van zelfgereguleerd leren (SRL) te versterken. Het dient ook als een nuttig hulpmiddel voor docenten die studenten ondersteunen bij het ontwikkelen van SRL. Hoewel de toolbox oorspronkelijk is ontwikkeld voor het medische curriculum van de Universiteit Maastricht, kan deze ook inspiratie bieden voor gebruik in andere hogeronderwijssituaties waar SRL wordt aangemoedigd. Omdat hulpmiddelen het beste werken wanneer ze zijn afgestemd op hun specifieke context, zijn de huidige materialen bewust doelgericht ontworpen. Ze kunnen echter eenvoudig worden aangepast voor gebruik in andere onderwijsomgevingen.

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Judith Sieben

15 juni 2023

INPRO International Online Learning: reactions of the participants

This report summarises the reflections from educators and learners who were involved in the INPRO international online learning intervention (which is described at www.inproproject.eu). This intervention was conducted for the first time in 2021 with 50 students and 14 educators. It was repeated in 2022 with 125 students and 24 educators and implemented improvements. Further details are provided in a short overview, guide, and detailed description of the materials.

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Claudia Zimmel, Anita Kidritsch, Ursula Hemetek

4 maart 2020

Leiden - E-learning CASK Inguinal Area

An extensive e-learning lesson about the anatomy of the inguinal area (student version). NOTE: THIS LESSON IS NOT UNDER CREATIVE COMMONS BUT IS OPEN (=FREE READ) ACCESS.

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O.Paul Gobée, Prof. GertJan Kleinrensink, Prof. Johan Lange, Ron Slagter, Bas Blankevoort

15 maart 2020

Best Open Anatomy Learning Resources

A selection of web sites that are useful for anatomy teaching that either have open licenses or have free read access. Depending on their license you can use materials from them, or you can refer students to them.

O. Paul Gobée

1 juli 2025

e-learning module - Copyright

Short description: In this e-learning module, you'll learn about Dutch copyright law, plagiarism, and copyright infringement. You'll also learn who owns copyright and what their rights are, how you can recognise and (re)use copyright protected materials and what are Creative Commons licenses. Expected time to complete: 30 to 60 minutes. Learning goals: After finishing this e-learning module, you'll be able to understand the basics of Dutch copyright law; explain the difference between plagiarism and copyright infringement; identify who owns the copyright and what their rights are; recognise copyright protected materials; and legally (re)use, share and/or modify copyright protected materials from yourself and others. Use the link to get direct access to the e-learning module Copyright Download the Xerte deployment ZIP if you want to make modifications to the e-learning module for your own institution. What to modify for your own institution: slide 8 - modify questions to what applies at your institution

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Wageningen University & Research Library

1 september 2023

Full course materials minor Science, Technology & Innovation: Biomimicry

The Biomimicry minor at the University of Amsterdam is a full-time, semester-long program (30 EC), guiding students through biomimicry's principles. This minor employs a hands-on approach where participants design bio-inspired prototypes, from ideation to execution. Utilizing UvA's Makerspace, students make use of advanced tools to create viable technological applications that mimic nature’s solutions. The curriculum integrates theory with prototyping workshops, including 3D-printing and programming, adding up to a multidisciplinary learning environment. Directory of Resources: •⁠ ⁠The full course description •⁠ ⁠Detailed learning goals and assessments •⁠ ⁠Assessment rubrics- rubrics

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Morten Stromme