Design and evaluation of a novel digital teaching and learning process for higher education: a proof-of-concept study

A recent proof-of-concept study in higher education designed and evaluated a novel digital teaching and learning process. This process integrates microlearning, connective alignment, and Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles to address the increasing demand for instructional approaches that foster learner engagement, inclusivity, information literacy, and self-directed learning amid digital transformation. The study aimed to explore the combined benefits of these individually proven educational concepts within a unified pedagogical framework.

This research is strategically important because it addresses the evolving demands of digital education by proposing an integrated pedagogical framework. Such frameworks can enhance educational outcomes, promote accessibility, and prepare learners for contemporary knowledge landscapes, ensuring the relevance and effectiveness of educational institutions.

Digital transformation in higher education drives demand for instructional approaches supporting learner engagement, inclusivity, information literacy, and self-directed learning.

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