Instructional
Suite
Resource Lab
When your learning challenge doesn't fit inside a box, let's build the right solution together.
Every project is thoughtfully designed to align with your goals, strengthen the learning experience, and create results that last.
Welcome to the Instructional Suite Resource Lab.
Think of this as your workshop for learning experience design.
The Resource Lab is an evolving collection of practical tools, templates, guides, and references to support the intentional design of engaging and effective learning experiences. New resources are added regularly to help you build with confidence, one learning experience at a time.
Study Architect
Spaced Practice
Spaced practice means giving students multiple opportunities to revisit what they are learning over time rather than trying to learn everything in one sitting. Research consistently shows that spacing learning improves long-term retention across subjects and learners.
Explore this resource to understand how spaced practice works and how you can help your students use it to strengthen learning over time.
Activate
Prior
Learning
Help students connect learning from day one
What you'll learn
Help students connect existing knowledge to new concepts through structured instructional strategies
What’s included?
A practical toolkit for designing learning experiences that help students connect new ideas to what they already know.
🟧 Teacher Guide
🟧 Google Slides
🟧 Research Summary
🟧 Classroom Examples
Employability Skills Resources & Training
This framework is adapted from the foundational TPACK model developed by Mishra and Koehler (2006) and is currently in the early stages of development.
The EPiC Model
This micro-audit helps you identify three key verbs (academic, teaching, and professional) within a single unit to surface the career alignment already present in your course.
CohnDriven Career Skill Integration workshops help faculty embed
workforce competencies into courses and programs without sacrificing
disciplinary depth.
Building in the space
where learning
happens.
Design your course to prepare students
for success beyond graduation.
Integrate Course Technology
Design Sprint
Learning Architecture
Technology should support learning, not drive it. This design sprint helps you align learning objectives, student thinking, and digital tools so every technology choice has a clear instructional purpose.