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Plugging in a story, a picture, or a little humour can liven up your lesson, she says. Expecting the unexpected keeps audience engaged and appreciative of your efforts.
Feedback is important in every classroom, but when you're teaching online, it's another way to establish that personal connection with your student
Google Squared Experience
Remote working as a team / Project work
Email and Google Hangouts, google presentations
Split into teams of 6 for a structured project- Team leader appointed.
Given a common goal or purpose
Self evaluation of team members and own performance
Reminded we will all be self evaluating each other
Teams established their own ground rules
Course delivery
Weekly lectures with 2-3 interaction points- often a poll or Q and A via text.
Online reading lists with poll / online evaluation forms on earning outcomes and our own thoughts
Wiki like workbooks where you worked through content and questions / learned and read and then answered questions posed by instructors which we all had access to see each persons views and contributions. Encouraged to positively engage with others comments in comment threads.
One main lecturer and weekly guest lectures from industry leaders
course arranged into I think 3x 6 week blocks with an assigned team. Each block focussed on either foundation intermediate or advanced level content. Detailed course syllabus with clear learning objectives throughout
recordings are no where near as good as live!
dividing students into virtual classrooms, eliciting their online participation and collaboration, creating blogging and digital journaling assignments, presenting media, case studies, slides, and other
Dividing into Virtual Classrooms
Getting online participation
creating presentations / Case studies / Slides etc
creating engaging assignments
Are we all expected to be telegenic global citizens
Mistakes to avoid
Watch your back!
Contrast with your background is important.
do a quick video test before you broadcast!
Make Eye contact!
avoid cieling or ky gazes and dont ook at your notes for more than a second! or your smartphone!!
focus on your camera like its your friend unless someone else is speaking!
avoid fidgting!
if seated Head and shoulder shot avoid using your hands too much as they will look like monster paws!
presentaion is a performance
Story arc!
Dog Children!