Creating a ‘Build Your Grade’ Course

Creating a ‘Build Your Grade' Course
Creating a ‘Build Your Grade' Course
Sami Lange Last year, I decided to restructure my Introduction to Information Literacy course with a “build your grade” structure that would provide freedom to choose assignments while ensuring that students learned the core concepts. The results were very positive, and the format can be applied to other courses as well. …

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