The role of the teacher in the online classroom is no less important than it is in the traditional classroom, it is just different. Get insights in to how to make the move from "stage on the stage" to "guide on the side" as you move your classroom into cyberspace. This course will introduce you to the tools used in the online classroom, the concepts of student-centered learning, give you ideas on how to encourage student participation. All of this will help you find your place in the virtual classroom.
Objectives
Students will identify differences and similarities between learning in a classroom and learning online.
Students will identify ways the instructor can set the tone for the course.
Students will identify ways to manage their time and resources in an online course.
Students will identify ways help their students succeed in the online environment.
Students will reflect on what they have learned and discuss their plans for teaching their online courses.
Book
No book is required for this course.
Lesson 1: Comparing the Traditional and Online Classrooms
Lesson 2: Setting the Tone for the Course
Lesson 3: Managing the Course
Lesson 4: Motivating Students
Lesson 5: Looking Back and Looking Ahead
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