Jump to HeaderJump to Main ContentJump to Footer
Michigan State University
Michigan State University
Center for Teaching and Learning Innovation

Center for Teaching and Learning Innovation

  • Home
  • |
  • About
    • Mission, Vision, and Values
    • Meet Our Team
  • |
  • Teaching Academy
  • |
  • Resources
  • |
  • Engagement
    • Events and Workshops
    • Semester Start-up
    • TALKS: The MSU Teaching & Learning Conference
    • Cohort-based Programs
    • Learning Communities
    • EDLI
    • Thank an Educator
    • iTeach at MSU Commons
  • |
  • Grants and Recognition
    • Awards
    • Catalyst Grant
    • Innovation Spotlight
  • |
  • Support
    • Consultations
    • Request a Workshop
    • Educational Tech Support
    • Contact Us
Center for Teaching and Learning Innovation
  • Home
  • About
  • Teaching Academy
  • Resources
  • Engagement
  • Grants and Recognition
  • Support

< Home

< About

  • Mission, Vision, and Values
  • Meet Our Team

< Teaching Academy

< Resources

< Engagement

  • Events and Workshops
  • Semester Start-up
  • TALKS: The MSU Teaching & Learning Conference
  • Cohort-based Programs
  • Learning Communities
  • EDLI
  • Thank an Educator
  • iTeach at MSU Commons

< Grants and Recognition

  • Awards
  • Catalyst Grant
  • Innovation Spotlight

< Support

  • Consultations
  • Request a Workshop
  • Educational Tech Support
  • Contact Us
Center for Teaching and Learning Innovation > Resources > Large Enrollment Strategies >

Lecture and Session Outline

Resource Categories

Lecture and Session Outline

As an instructor, working toward organization and consistency is helpful for lectures and sessions - not only for the educator but for students as well. The format below provides an outline for organizing lectures and sessions. You are welcome to use it as is or modify it to meet your specific needs. In addition to serving as a valuable resource in advance, having an outline helps with reflecting on how sessions went and considering refinements or modifications.

  • Title of Session / Lecture:
  • Course:
  • Unit / Module:
  • Date:

Session Objectives

  1.  
  2.  
  3.  
  4.  

Prerequisite / Prior Learning (Readings / Recorded Lectures / Activities)

  1.  
  2.  
  3.  

Anticipatory Set (Warm-up or icebreaker questions to set the tone for the lecture/session)

  1.  
  2.  
  3.  

Session / Lecture Materials (What resources will you use for this session?)

Session Interactivity (What ways will you engage students during the lecture/session?)

End of Session Questions (Parting questions you will pose to your students)

Post Session Learning Activities

  • Opportunities for Students to Receive Feedback and Clarification 
    (e.g., Exit Tickets, Muddiest Points)

 

Events and Workshops

  • Request Workshop
  • Semester Start-up
  • Upcoming Workshops
  • TALKS: The MSU Teaching and Learning Conference

Engagement

  • Cohort-based Programs
  • Learning Communities
  • Thank an Educator
  • iTeach at MSU Commons

Grants and Recognition

  • Awards
  • Innovation Spotlight
  • Catalyst Grant

Contact us

(517) 355-5482

Address

MSU Library 366 W. Circle Dr. Room W206 East Lansing, MI 48824

Follow Us

  • Visit our Facebook page
  • Visit our page on X
  • Visit our LinkedIn page

If you're having accessibility issues, please let us know.

Know MoreTransparency Reporting: Budget & Salary/Compensation
  • Contact Information|
  • Site Map|
  • Privacy Statement|
  • Site Accessibility|
  • Call MSU: (517) 355-1855|
  • Visit: msu.edu|
  • Notice of Nondiscrimination|

SPARTANS WILL|© Michigan State University|