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    Doing “All the Things”: Leveraging Data, Collaboration, and Evidence-based Design to Transform Gateway Courses

    Dr. Denise Galarza Sepúlveda, Director of the University of Michigan’s Foundational Course Initiative (FCI) at the Center for Research and TeachingDr. Heather Rypkema, Head of Learning Analytics at the Center […]

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    Lily Tsai, Ford Professor of Political ScienceAdam Albright, Professor of LinguisticsEmily Richmond Pollock, Associate Professor of Music.Leeland Fredlund, Senior Research Support Associate - Compass Course Compass: An Experiment in Collaboration […]

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