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Using Edutainment to Teach Business Courses
On Tuesday 1st April, 2020, Kelly Richmond Pope (Associate Professor, School of Accountancy & MIS) gave a guest presentation via Zoom. Members of the DePaul community can view that recording here.
Have you ever thought about using edutainment as business pedagogy? An edutainment curriculum is designed to educate through entertainment. Early implementation of edutainment dates back to Poor Richard’s Almanac, with Benjamin Franklin combining entertaining and educational content, such as puzzles and rules of conduct, for colonists.
In this workshop, you will learn how to implement edutainment into your courses. Our speaker, accounting professor and award-winning filmmaker Kelly Richmond Pope, will unveil a new edutainment product designed specifically for the business curriculum with funding from the DePaul University Academic Innovation Grant.