For standard course lectures, a recognized need exists to improve upon student engagement, which more generally reflects a growing sector-wide challenge of engaging students with traditional lecturebased delivery.
This challenge has recently been positively confronted within a Health Faculty via a flipped classroom approach.
Within such an approach, lecture time is devoted to student-centered activities, where for example students may assume the responsibility of classroom direction through student-lead enquiring and discussion.
Accordingly, integrated within the most recent running of Bioinstrumentation is a flipped classroom approach to enforcing key instrumentation principles via a student inquiry session into the presented tablet-based hearing aid exemplar.