Resources

How to use team-based learning strategies in class. Lots of links.

Case study by a professor who transformed his lecture class into a cooperative learning class.

Numerous teaching techniques for collaborative and cooperative learning (apparently aimed at K-12, but useful for higher education as well).

Walks faculty through a comprehensive process to design and implement in-class group learning techniques

Simple orientation to Problem Based Learning with helpful how-to PDF files to download.

Mostly geared toward the sciences - but sample problems and curricula can be mined for information about the process of designing similar resources for religion/theology. Lots of links to additional resources.

A collection of peer-reviewed problems, teaching notes, supplemental materials, and articles to assist educators in using problem-based learning in the classroom. Requires free online registration.

For those who learn through spatial representation, the skills and activities associated with Bloom's Taxonomy are laid out here in a complex diagram (various selections found in google search).

Brief descriptions of different learning styles

An easy-to-use inventory to determine one’s Multiple Intelligence preferences