Further Reading

Experiential learning is not a new thing; it's been around long enough to generate a significant body of scholarly work. We have collected some of what we have found to be the best academic work on the subject of experiential learning, and we're always finding more great resources to share!

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Resource Articles

Models of Experiential Learning	Kolb, D.A. "Experiential learning: experience as the source of learning and development."
	Hodge, Laurin, Proudford, Karen L., Holt Jr., Harry. "From periphery to core: The increasing relevance of experiential learning in undergraduate business education." (although this is from the perspective of business education, this article provides a great general overview of experiential learning as well as some ideas of how to implement it and why it's important)
Types of Experiential Learning	Moore, David Thornton. "Forms and Issues in Experiential Learning."
Reflection in Experiential Learning	Eyler, Janet. "Reflection: Linking Service and Learning - Linking Students and Communities."
Student Perspectives on Experiential Learning Development	Acai, Anita, Cowan, Victoria, Doherty, Stephanie, Sharma, Guarav, and Thevathasan, Naythrah. "Exploring the Role of the University Student as an Experiential Learner: Thoughts and Reflections from the 2013 Cohort of 3M National Student Fellows."
Faculty Resources	Schenck, Jeb, and Cruickshank, Jessie. "Evolving Kolb: Experiential Education in the Age of Neuroscience." The Learning & Teaching Office. "Best Practices in Experiential Learning." Kolowich, Steve. "Confuse Students to Help Them Learn." Kisfalvi, Veronika, and Oliver, David. "Creating and Maintaining a Safe Space in Experiential Learning." University of Iowa Division of Student Life. "Using Reflection for Assessment." "Why Reflection? Resources that consider the value of reflection."