"Using Technology to Build Connections"

Codesigning a Course: Design With not just For

How do we design with and not just for students? What would it look like to co-design a course, a series of assignments, or assessments with students, faculty, and staff? How do we bring stakeholders together in a meaningful and productive way? Join me as we explore the answers.

In this brief asynchronous session we will:

  • Define the co-design process
  • Review ways of gathering stakeholders
  • Explore ways of using codesign in your course

Contact me to start exploring the process of co-design in your course!


Presenter Information

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Amy Archambault

With almost 20 years in higher education and online course development, Amy Archambault collaborates with faculty in the design and creation of their online/blended courses. Her goal is to think of the whole student and how shared designs will impact student learning experiences. Amy came to Wake Forest in April 2020 and works in the Office of Online Education as an Instructional Designer. Prior to coming to Wake, she provided instructional design consultation and course development for Davidson County Community College, Pearson Custom Curriculum Services, Forsyth Technical Community College, and Syracuse University. Amy loves connecting around topics of design justice, co-design, ethics, and instructional design decision-making and thinking about how to design with stakeholders for better learning experiences.