Sentence examples for enhanced course from inspiring English sources

Center codirectors, faculty members John Roberts and John McMillan, plan initially to use about $3 million a year of support for enhanced course offerings, research, and communication on global subjects.

Individual work at the 2nd cycle had a limited duration and aimed at allowing participants to acquaint themselves with the online environment; it gave its place, at an early stage, to collaboration in small groups working on the design and authoring of a technology enhanced course.

Limited research does suggest that enhanced course design is associated with improved satisfaction [ 20], and a worsening of attitudes towards computer-based learning has been observed following exposure to poor course design [ 3, 21].

In particular, emphasis was put on the gradual collaborative development of a technology-enhanced course (learning design) throughout the course.

The final deliverable was a technology-enhanced course which included discrete learning activities of various types, as suggested by Laurillard (2012): read-watch-listen (assimilation), discussion, collaboration, investigation, practice and production.

If a planet had plate tectonics, he says, "habitability would be greatly enhanced". Of course, any discussion of habitability on other planets is inherently speculative.

In Arkansas, in addition to a concealed-carry permit, individuals must complete an eight-hour "enhanced training" course in order to carry firearms on university grounds.

Concordantly, mice with transgenic over-expression of Smad7 in T cells developed an enhanced disease course during experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis, accompanied by elevated infiltration of inflammatory cells and T helper 1 responses in the central nervous system.

When the Vineyard Golf Club opened, it was the first club in 30 years built on Martha's Vineyard, where the wealthy, many of them environmentally conscious but also accustomed to playing on chemically enhanced private courses, have long kept summer homes.

The content of the technology-enhanced learning course was equivalent to that of the traditional course.

This topic had only to be answered by the students who used the technology-enhanced learning course.