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Practical advice on building equitable communities when teaching online
Do unto students as they would have done to them
Maha Bali offers practical advice on building equitable learning communities online no matter what students’ bandwidth or synchronicity of the class
Selecting digital tools that support your pedagogy and teaching strategies
Tech tools to help enhance online and blended learning
With thousands of educational apps all promising to enhance online learning, choosing the right technology is a challenge. Miral Gibson explains why how pedagogy and teaching strategies should inform these decisions
Creating human connection online
How to create human connection when teaching online
Instructors teaching online must take steps to connect with their students via digital channels and compensate for the loss of natural face-to-face cues and communication. Flower Darby explains how
How to create a centralised online advice resource for instructors moving their courses online
Creating a centralised advice resource to help faculty adapt to new teaching modalities
To assist staff in adjusting courses to new online and hydrid teaching modes, the University of Arizona created a centralised information and advice resource. Here is a summary of how they did it and the key considerations and lessons learned
Build peer support networks to help staff navigate digital teaching
Building peer support networks to help staff navigate digital teaching
Kay Yeoman and Alicia McConnell explain how the University of East Anglia has used peer support networks to ensure all university staff have access to the advice, support and training they need to deliver quality online teaching
Research shows forum based online learning helps keep students more engaged
Forum-based online teaching to improve student engagement and motivation
A key challenge with online learning is maintaining student engagement and motivation. Researchers found that a forum-based teaching system, in which all students could see and compare their work within a shared online space, helped mitigate this challenge
Step away from your screen over the Christmas break
Five ways to embrace a non-traditional end to a non-traditional year
The overhaul of higher education due to Covid-19 has made 2020 a very challenging year for university staff. Wendy Zajack offers advice on how faculty can put the Christmas break to good use and return feeling refreshed for 2021
How to measure how much ‘immersification’ is needed in online courses
Immersification – a fresh dimension to learning design
Many online courses can benefit from immersive technologies to enhance the learning experience. Here Chek Tien Tan and May Lim outline their method for ensuring technology is chosen to support the desired student outcomes
Students learning online must be encouraged not to fear getting things wrong
Give students the confidence to ‘be wrong, loudly’ in online classes
For students to learn effectively online, they must be willing to get things wrong and be corrected. But speaking up in an online class can be intimidating so instructors must take active steps to promote fearless class participation, explains Riley Lovejoy
Ask your students for feedback right from the start of your online course
Why and how to gather ongoing student feedback right from the start
By gathering student feedback throughout your course, you can make ongoing micro-adjustments to resources and teaching methods to improve online teaching and learning, Leonardo Rolla explains

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