Engage Students in Readings and Microlectures
Engage Students in Readings and Microlectures
Create engaging assignments with accountability
There are a variety of ways to keep students engaged in the content and help them focus their attention on what is most important. We can also use a variety of practices to assess how well they are learning and making key connections. Try a few of these out to find the process or set of processes that work best for you and your students.
Provide skeletal outlines
Provide students with a skeletal outline to support their learning and help them track the concepts and issues of highest importance.
Online Teaching Toolkit
This tool covers everything from creating a welcome message, to monitoring Q&A forums.
How active should you be online? What boundaries can you set? This tool explains.
From ensuring your online course is clear and intuitive, to establishing a predictable rhythm – this tool helps you and your students navigate your online course with ease.
Providing discussion forum grading rubrics, assigning reflection activities, and giving strategic feedback are all covered in this tool.
This tool explains how to build short (6 minutes or less), instructor-produced videos that are informative, engaging and memorable.
How can you keep students engaged and focused online, while supporting their learning and helping them prioritize information? This tool explains.