Many folks are using this crisis moment as an opportunity to consider …
Many folks are using this crisis moment as an opportunity to consider what we are doing in our classrooms. Our face-to-face courses have imposed a variety of structures on us (e.g., credit hours) that have shaped our teaching. But, moving towards the fall, we’d like to prompt you to think about it more in terms of the actual time spent doing the work. Think through the work you think is fair for your students to do, think about how much work you can reasonably do – and design accordingly. How much work is too much (or too little) work for my students? How much work is too much work for my TAs or for me? How do I design an online course? This book will help guide your thinking about how best to design your course so it works for everyone, and offers meaningful opportunities for engagement. If you are completely new to teaching online, consider starting with our previous book 12 Key Ideas: An Introduction to Teaching Online.
This book will introduce you to the idea of Open Educational Resources …
This book will introduce you to the idea of Open Educational Resources (OER), where to find them, why we recommend using them, and how to go about creating your own.
Teaching with MSTeams prepares you to use Microsoft Teams to facilitate your …
Teaching with MSTeams prepares you to use Microsoft Teams to facilitate your online classes. It provides suggestions to ensure you have a successful online learning experience while also providing detailed instructions to implement these tips. After reviewing the various sections, you will have a well-rounded understanding of what MS Teams has to offer.
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