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Hi everyone,

After a period of researching and compiling resources, I’m happy to share
with you *my latest ebook – “Team-based learning: A guide to success”
<https://feedbackfruits.com/ebook/team-based-learning-a-guide-to-success?utm_source=social&utm_medium=tbl&utm_campaign=tble>*.



Team-based learning (TBL) has been proven to be an effective approach to
nurture collaboration skills and self development via a process of
individual and team work. With the rise of AI, TBL is increasingly in
demand as an alternative approach to ensure academic integrity. However,
there can be unique challenges in TBL implementation such as maintaining
student continuous engagement, accountability, and sufficient feedback
throughout the learning process.

My ebook; therefore, aims to address these challenges. In this, you will
find:

   -

   A detailed explanation of the TBL process: its definition, critical
   components, benefits and challenges in implementation
   -

   The 4 pillars of TBL and strategies to optimize each of them in any
   course modalities
   -

   Use case of TBL implementation shared by Dr. Michelle Steinhilb at
   Central Michigan University
   -

   A framework for successful implementation of the TBL process


You can download the ebook for free by following this link
<https://feedbackfruits.com/ebook/team-based-learning-a-guide-to-success?utm_source=social&utm_medium=tbl&utm_campaign=tble>
.

Hope you will find this useful for your teaching practices. If you have any
feedback, questions, or suggestions, don’t hesitate to contact me at
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Nhi Nguyen

*Content Marketing Specialist*

+31 645030481

<https://feedbackfruits.com/team-based-learning>

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Danzigerkade 17, 1013AP Amsterdam, The Netherlands


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