This workshop utilizes Chickering and Ehrmann's 1996 work surrounding the 7 principles of good teaching practice, focusing on how to make solid technology choices for online teaching.
Developed for Michigan State University, frequently iterated, highly collaborative. This particular PowerPoint is the one I use, but it was developed as a collaborative effort and is not my work alone.
4. 1. Initiates instructor-student
contact
• Personal interactions
• Asynchronous support
• Synchronous support
Potential Tools:
Vocaroo – vocaroo.com
Jing – techsmith.com/jing.html
Skype – skype.com
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5. 2. Collaborative Learning
Opportunities
• Team Projects and Collaborative Learning
• Peer Review
• Discussion and Back Channel
Potential Tools:
Google Docs – googleapps.msu.edu
Prezi – prezi.com
Twitter – twitter.com
WordPress – wordpress.com
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6. 3. Integrates Active Learning
• Simulations, case
studies, games
• Evaluation and reflection
• Authentic, creative, multi
media projects
Potential Tools:
Weebly – weebly.com
Flickr – flickr.com
CLEAR – clear.msu.edu
OER – oercommons.org
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8. 5. Time on Task - Practice
• Help structure time
• Self-assessments
Potential Tools:
Desire2Learn –
SelfAssessments
selfCheck –
vudat.msu.edu/resources/selfc
heck
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