Maximizing Valuable Class Time

By leveraging OpenClass’s robust assessment tools, Dr. Morelen could confidently move beyond basic textbook concepts during lectures. Instead, class sessions became opportunities for students to apply psychological concepts directly to real-world scenarios.

This not only boosted student understanding but also transformed class time into dynamic and interactive learning sessions. According to Dr. Morelen:

Versatility to Meet Diverse Student Needs

One of the standout advantages Dr. Morelen emphasized was the flexibility and versatility offered by OpenClass. She particularly appreciated how the platform could be customized to meet varying student skill levels and learning styles. With built-in options for mastery learning and repeated quiz attempts, OpenClass enabled Dr. Morelen to easily scaffold her course to support every student's success.

As she put it:

Easy Integration with Existing Systems

Beyond enhancing learning experiences, OpenClass simplified administrative tasks. Dr. Morelen highlighted the ease of transitioning between the OpenClass browser-based interface and ETSU’s university grading system. Exporting grades from OpenClass into the institutional gradebook proved seamless, saving valuable time and reducing administrative burden.

Why Educators Trust OpenClass

Dr. Morelen’s experience at ETSU underscores OpenClass’s capability to enhance student learning while providing instructors with unparalleled flexibility and ease-of-use. Her testimonial exemplifies how thoughtfully designed educational technology can make a significant impact on student outcomes, instructor workload, and overall course effectiveness.

We extend our sincere thanks to Professor Diana Morelen and East Tennessee State University for showcasing how OpenClass empowers educators to create engaging, impactful, and student-centered courses.

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How OpenClass Enhanced Student Learning at East Tennessee State University