Designing Technology-Mediated Case Learning in Higher Education

Introduction.- Part I. Theoretical and historical perspective of CBL.- Research-based principles for case-based learning for teachers' professional development.- The case method and technology: Applying the seven principles for good practice in undergraduate education in a business school.- Linking theory to practice: case-based learning in health professions education.- Historical and theoretical foundations of case-based learning: Situated cognition and collaborative learning theory.- Part II. Examples of technology-mediated CBL environments.- Case-based online learning environments for teachers in South Korea.- The development of technology-mediated case-based learning in China.- Teachers' learning of classroom management using teacher-generated Wiki cases.- Technology-mediated case-based learning for equity in teacher education: Design and implementation from a sociocultural lens.- Learning analytics to unveil design and learning strategies in video lectures.- Engaging pre-service teachers in technology-enabled case-based learning in an undergraduate course.- Part III. Design for online learning.- Designing technology-mediated case-based learning and the orchestration of cognitive, technological and affective skills.- Design for online case-based learning Environments.- Planning and facilitating case-based learning in online settings.

Dr. Choon Lang Gwendoline Quek is an Associate Professor in the Learning Sciences and Assessment Academic Group (LSA AG), National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. Her research interests include pedagogical innovation, learning environments, classroom interactions, and technology-enhanced project-based learning. Her principal interest is in science education. Gwendoline's research comprises three main strands: 'Analysis of Classroom Interactions across subject areas, with and without technology', 'Psycho-social Perspective of Pedagogy related to Educational Uses of Digital Technology' and 'Impact of Teacher Professional Development and Learning using Digital Technology'.
She has conducted several funded research projects on Student-Centred Learning, Teacher-Generated Classroom Cases and Future Schools, among others. She conducted collaborative research with overseas partners on the Use of Video Conferencing to foster Interactive Teaching and Inquiry-Based, Collaborative Learning in Schools and In-Service Teacher Education. She has also used digital videos to document, analyse and develop teachers' instructional strategies for mediating the use of technology to enhance teaching and learning. Her latest funded research on classroom innovation includes the use of VR-supported feedback for classroom presentations and improvement for adult learning.






Dr. Qiyun Wang is a tenured Associate Professor of the Academic Group of Learning Science and Assessment, National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. He obtained his PhD from the University of Twente, the Netherlands in 2001, and Master's and Bachelor degrees at East China Normal University, Shanghai. He is now the Programme Leader of PhD and Master by Research.