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Towards Deep Learning in the University through Collaborative Instructional Design based on Learning Outcomes and Threshold Concepts

: This article presents a proposal for the development of a collaborative curriculum and instructional design at the university. It starts from the premise that teaching-learning processes at any level of training must be designed, managed and implemented in a collaborative way, supported by teacher structures grouped around their domains of knowledge. Moreover, we consider as central axes of all curricular and instructional design a correct selection and structuring of the contents to be studied, based on the identiﬁcation of the conceptual structures of the topics under study (threshold concepts and their interlinkages) together with an appropriate deﬁnition of the desired learning outcomes and evaluation tools.