Abstract
This study focuses on the innovative use of Perusall for collaborative reading within a flipped classroom framework. Perusall facilitates student understanding and engagement by enabling asynchronous text annotation and peer interaction. Teachers are supported through pilots and training sessions, guided by the T-Pack framework, to effectively implement Perusall in their courses. The redesign of courses and integration of Perusall have transformed students' perception of reading from solitary to a meaningful social learning experience. Challenges include presenting Perusall assignments as opportunities for discussion rather than mere tasks, with lessons learned informing ongoing improvements in blended learning approaches.
| Translated title of the contribution | Collaborative Reading in a Flipped Classroom Design |
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| Original language | Dutch |
| Type | Good practice |
| Media of output | Onderwijskennis NRO |
| Publication status | Published - 13-Feb-2024 |
Keywords
- student engagement
- Active learning
- Teacher professionalization