Teaching+Online

I hesitate to state in the heading "teaching online" because what is discussed benefits the student that is in the classroom and in a hybrid class as well.

Tips for teaching online - you have to visit this site and review this presentation - Tips

Here is a site that has some tips for teaching and teaching online - very good ideas - Teaching online

Posted elsewhere as well, here is the link to the Tufts site regarding developing a video.

University of Indiana has a series of videos produced for the instructor needing some guidance and help in developing his or her class. You will find these videos quite helpful as well - see here The U of I Bloomington has the teaching handbook - I highly recommend reviewing this. - click here

DePaul has a Teaching Commons that faculty can access with articles and videos that offer up some very useful tips - the video linked is one produced - DePaul Teaching Commons

Penn State provides the faculty videos that may not be specific to teaching but gives the viewer here an idea of how videos can be used - PSU TLT

Educause is one source that faculty need to be reviewing periodically. There are videos and printed publications that faculty can read or see and apply to the class. This video is on the use of mobile devices in teaching.

Was not sure where to park this link. Tony Bates has a site with commentary regarding elearning tips and resources - e - & distance learning

Ok, the question that often comes up is that of how do I get my students engaged? Do you ask questions or "play games" that have absolutely nothing to do with the course? I have a list of questions I toss out to my class, both on the ground and online that sometimes work. 1. If you were a vehicle, which one of these 3 would you be? A Miata, a Jeep, or a Cadillac? 2. Are you a wadder or a folder? (this is for toilet paper) 3. Which way do you lick an ice cream cone, to the left or to the right? (No correct answer but does get some discussion going) I just found this link - [|Childhood toys] you still have? Here is one site and there are many more that might help you with questions.