A digital module-based experiential learning in protein biochemistry during the COVID-19 pandemic paradigm

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Abstract

Experiential learning is compromised in meeting the educational demands of our students during the challenging time of the COVID-19 pandemic. A more inclusive, flexible, and objective-oriented experiential learning environment is required. In this context, module-based experiential learning that is executable on a digital platform was designed. The learning module focused on protein biochemistry, contained a combination of asynchronous and synchronous activities categorized into ‘Knowledge Hub’ and ‘Lab-based Movie’, across 5 weeks. Digital and module-based experiential learning provides equitable, inclusive, and flexible access to students at remote locations. Furthermore, it is an objective-oriented and highly organized experiential learning framework that encourages students to engage and participate more in the learning process.

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Yap, M. K. K. (2023). A digital module-based experiential learning in protein biochemistry during the COVID-19 pandemic paradigm. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education, 51(1), 77–80. https://doi.org/10.1002/bmb.21680

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