Lessons Learned From a Year with Blueprint Courses

Blueprint offers the potential to save significant time in site setup, while ensuring consistency across courses. But when is it the best choice? We'll share lessons learned from Whartons Blueprint pilot, including successful use cases, instructional design considerations, and strategies to avoid problems with group assignments, modules, and LTI tools.

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Bobby2

@lindalee our insight here has been super honest and helpful. Consistency across schools is a great reason for using blueprints.

We are using blueprints across the state now for a variety of reasons. Your journey and sharing via the community before, during and after really helped us to get started. Thank you!

ronmarx

This comment is not just for you, @lindalee ‌, but for everyone who presents at the Instructure conferences: Please repeat the question being asked so your response can be understood in context, or understood at all. Joe Allen did this in his InstructureCarn presentation to great effect. I thought the show organizers would provide a presentation crib sheet to all the presenters, and maybe now after reading this, they will.

Thanks for sharing your experiences with Canvas Blueprint courses at the Wharton school. What a great test environment for those of us at the K-12 levels to learn from!

Cheers,

i_Ron

unknown

Thank you for sharing your experience. Hearing the course numbers was pretty amazing! A little bit different in our small high school!