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High-Impact Practices (HIPs) Resources

This page provides a variety of tools to help you integrate High-Impact Practices (HIPs) into your course design and teaching practice.

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GER HIPs Checklist

Use the GER HIPs Checklist to review your GER course to indicate where and how select approaches from the Eight Key Elements currently appear in your course. 


Syllabus Example

This example syllabus is structured to incorporate a variety of the Eight Key Elements. 


HIPs Course Design Tools & Examples

The HIPs Course Design Tools provide examples and templates to facilitate easy design and embedding of the HIPs Eight Key Elements into specific course components, pedagogical strategies, and assessment activities. Each tool can be used individually or as a cohort. The HIPs features work best when supported by other aspects of your course. 


Course Design Examples

UWM's Examples of HIPs Key Elements highlights a multitude of examples for each HIP key element in various contexts. 


HIPs Metric Tools and Rubrics

The HIPs Metrics provide helpful self-assessment tools to guide the design and redesign of courses in the form of rubrics. Though frequently used by individual instructors, the HIPs metrics are essential tools for scaling HIPs course design and measuring the strength of the HIPs quality. The HIPs Key Elements work best when supported by other aspects of your course that are included in the HIPs rubrics and metrics. For example, the HIPs "Assignment" rubric will guide you to include inclusive language, scaffolding smaller parts, or lowering a very high-stakes assignment to smaller, incremental points. 


Additional Resources

Finley, A. (2019, November). A comprehensive approach to assessment of high-impact practices (Occasional Paper No. 41). National Institute for Learning Outcomes Assessment (NILOA). 

Kuh, G. D., O’Donnell, K., Reed, S. D. (2013).  Ensuring quality & taking high-impact practices to scale. Association of American Colleges and Universities. 

High Impact Practices: An Educator’s Guide: Self-paced modules created by the National Association of System Heads  

Eight Key Elements of High-Impact Practices Comparison by AAC&U 

Eight Key Elements Tip Sheet from the University of Arizona  



KeywordsHIPs, high-impact practices   Doc ID142828
OwnerKatherine P.GroupCETL
Created2024-10-04 09:47:33Updated2024-10-04 12:31:13
SitesUW-Milwaukee Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning
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