Five Tips to Engage Students Outside of the Online Classroom

Online Instructors Who Want More Student Involvement

The advent of online education has opened new doors in academia. Educators have sharpened their own teaching skills by learning to adapt their traditional methods for a new generation of learners.

Still, most online instructors restrict their teaching to the online classroom and to tasks that can be completed on the computer. As a result, there is less involvement between teachers and students and the course material.

Since learning goes on even after class ends, it’s important that educators recognize and seize all resources and opportunities to build on their lessons.

Discovering how to do this effectively is the subject of Five Tips to Engage Students Outside of the Online Classroom, a Magna 40 Minute Seminar.

See how distinctive learning projects can help students apply what they’ve learned in real-world situations. You also get an array of tools that help students continue the coursework on their own and report the results in class.

This event shows you how to break through the online wall and reach students as if they were sitting in front of you. It reveals ways for students to get the most from the course and instill new excitement in your own teaching.

Benefits

As more students enroll in online courses, it’s essential for educators to become efficient and knowledgeable users of this rapidly evolving methodology. Five Tips to Engage Students Outside of the Online Classroom can help you by:

• Injecting new energy and interest in your own teaching practice
• Enhancing your professional standing among your fellow colleagues and administrators
• Keeping you up to date on timely uses of the online teaching model
• Giving you new ways to test your students’ understanding of the material

Learning Goals

After participating in this seminar, you will be able to:

• Identify opportunities for learning outside of the online classroom
• List three outside activities that would be appropriate for your own online class(es)
• Clearly identify assignment goals and design a rubric to assess them
• Avoid common pitfalls of nontraditional assignments

Topics Covered

This 40-minute seminar explores activities and projects that capture the interest of your students in imaginative, rewarding ways.

When you watch, you learn to:

• Recognize opportunities for active learning outside of the classroom
• Motivate students by deepening their mastery of the coursework
• Develop practical plans for staying connected outside of the online classroom
• Turn the online classroom into a lively hybrid/blended teaching environment

As a supplement, you’ll also leave this seminar with an instructive set of rubrics to guide you, material on what works and what doesn’t, and a document with tips gathered from participants.

Audience

Anyone at the school level who deals directly with students in the teaching environment or who must deal with questions and concerns arising from online distance learning should consider registering for Five Tips to Engage Students Outside of the Online Classroom, especially:

• Faculty teaching online
• Instructional designers
• Faculty technology trainers
• Instructors and administrators with an intermediate level of expertise in this topic
• Educators at both 2- and 4-year schools
• Educators at both public and private institutions

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Order today. Students want coursework that stimulates them. They look for ways to connect with their instructors.

Product Code: QC15CA