Online Teaching Tips and Articles
Online Teaching Tip #28 – Calendar Your Baseline Participation
How Much Should I Participate? One of the first questions I get from those who are new to teaching online goes something like this, "How much time should I be spending in the online classroom?" It's…
Online Teaching Tip #27 – Dealing with the Disconnect in the Online Classroom
The Disconnect Because we don't see or hear our students in the online classroom, we can begin to forget that they exist. Or, at least, we feel less connected to them. This is one of the challenges…
Teaching Case Studies Online: A Resource List
View image | gettyimages.com View image | gettyimages.com Teaching Case Studies Online: A Resource List It's difficult to find a good set of resources for teaching online case studies. While…
Online Teaching Tip #25 – The Power of Invitation
One of your primary roles as an online teacher is the role of invitor. I'm not even sure if that's a real word. If it is, perhaps it should be spelled inviter--but that just doesn't look right. So,…
Assess Your Online Course with the CHICO Rubic
Here's an award winning resource to use to quickly assess your online course. The Rubric For Online Instruction was developed by California State Univeristy, Chico in 2003, and they have continued to…