• Case-based
  Ideal if you use case studies as the main way for students to build knowledge and skills and encourage peer-to-peer learning.
• Cooperative Learning
  Ideal if you follow a cooperative learning approach to your teaching, where students work in groups and use social learning tools to build knowledge and accomplish objectives.
• Guided Discussion
  Ideal if you prefer to use guiding questions as a way to organize your course and allow student discussion to help drive the learning experience and creation of knowledge.
• Project-based
  Ideal if you use projects as a way to organize instruction and materials, as well as encourage independent and group work.
• Science-focused
  Ideal if you teach a science-based course, which may contain lab experiences.
• Web 2.0
  Ideal if you prefer to utilize Web 2.0 tools and content to support instruction, such as wikis, blogs, and mashups.

Unit Templates:

• Chapter-based
  Ideal if you organize your instructional materials by chapter from a course textbook.
• Lab-based
  Ideal if you organize your learning materials and activities into labs.
• Module-based
  Ideal if you organize your instructional materials by module.
• Unit-based
  Ideal if you organize your instructional materials by unit.
• Week-based
  Ideal if you organize your instructional materials by week.