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The Center for Teaching and Learning is excited to announce that we have partnered with Innovative Educators to provide access to online learning student success resources.
Arizona State University is hosting a free remote conference, REMOTE: The Connected Faculty Summit, on July 13 & 14, 2020.
Presence in an online course goes a long way in helping students to succeed.
Effective feedback is important to help students succeed, but critical in an online classroom where there is no physical instructor presence.
Define civility and online etiquette for your students.
Collaboration in the online classroom can take many forms, but often will involve group work to teach one another while the instructor can serve as the “guide on the side”.
Learning doesn’t need to occur in a bubble. It’s incredibly important to allow students to get to know their instructor, and for the instructor to get to know their students.
It’s important to clearly define your personal expectations for communication with your students, while also explaining how you would like them to communicate with you.
Have you ever considered having students create their own podcasts, but want to avoid an added cost?
NISOD Webinar – Tips and Strategies for Managing Your Professional Identity Online – September 20, 1pm CDT