Engaging the Experts to Embrace the Future: An Interactive Professional Learning Experience

Author:

Riley Jennifer1ORCID,Eldridge Susan1,Venkatesh Roopa1

Affiliation:

1. University of Nebraska Omaha

Abstract

ABSTRACT We explore whether an integrated professional-student learning experience can better address the urgent demand for data-savvy, collaborative students ready to contribute on day one of their professional careers. The interactive professional learning experience (IPLE) brings practitioners into the classroom to work with students in an active learning setting. Our IPLE includes four steps: a guest speaker presentation to introduce the topic, assignment of a data analytics and visualization case project to student teams, a collaborative lab session with professionals and student teams, and finally, presentations to the original guest speaker and class. Pre- and post-test assessments indicate significantly positive improvement in student learning as compared to two other instructional methods that did not include the full IPLE. Questionnaire responses indicate overwhelmingly positive student perceptions, including improved learning, satisfaction, and effectiveness. Overall, student feedback indicates the IPLE was an effective learning mechanism.

Publisher

American Accounting Association

Subject

Education,Accounting

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