2016 HILT Conference – Harvard Initiative for Learning and Teaching (HILT)

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HILT Conference 2016: Interactivity

HILT’s fifth Annual Conference was held on Friday, September 30th in Wasserstein Hall. The event showcased varied interactive instructional approaches and considerations for Harvard in an evolving education landscape.

Conference materials:

Program | Breakout Sessions | Speaker Bios | Logistics
Resources | Video | Photos

Video

President Drew Faust welcomes attendees to the 2016 HILT Conference, held September 30th

Welcome Remarks

2016 HILT Conference plenary session on the global impact for education, held September 30th

Why interactivity? Preparing today's students for 2040

Opportunities for improving teaching and learning at Harvard

2016 HILT Conference breakout session exploring case teaching and how its practice varies across Harvard, held September 30th

Case teaching at Harvard

2016 HILT Conference breakout session exploring how to develop new, creative, and research-based ideas for supporting instructors and leading initiatives, held September 30th

Creative approaches and nudges for educational development

2016 HILT Conference breakout session highlighting research-based initiatives that advance teaching and learning, held September 30th

How can research advance learning?

2016 HILT Conference breakout session on teaching approaches that promote intensive work and deep reflection, and the benefits and challenges of embracing the difficult, held September 30th

Slowing down learning and the benefits of frustration

Small-scale teaching innovations

2016 HILT Conference breakout session with examples of student-led learning innovations from bite-sized interventions to substantial curricular redesign and consider their purposes and effects, held September 30th

Student-led learning: How and why?