Eight Priorities for Instructional Videos in the Online Classroom
To enhance student engagement and learning in the online classroom, instructional videos need to be thoughtfully created, curated, and integrated.
To leave a comment you must sign in. Please login or create a Web Account. Forgot your username or password? |
||
Create a Web Account:
|
To leave a comment you must sign in. |
||
Create a Web Account:
|
How generative AI tools can be used in the different steps of creating a podcast.
Goodell and Kolodner's Learning Engineering Toolkit is a field guide to the collaborative and interdisciplinary aspects of learning engineering.
Taking a human-centered approach to design to help institutions implement and experience the benefits of the continuous improvement cycle.
If approached as part of mindful course design, gamification can enhance student learning and engagement.
Comparing students and professors' perceptions during three semesters of stay-at-home learning.
Instructors should focus on accessible course design and increasing specialized professional knowledge that serves all learners.
Josie Ahlquist provides stakeholders in higher education with strategies to establish authentic personal connections using social media.
Asynchronous learning has taken on new significance post pandemic. The learning curve to adapt has been a dynamic experience.
The Training 2023 Conference & Expo provides a valuable opportunity for professionals in workplace learning and development.
Can Panopto effectively keep students watching and help the lecture content stick in learners' memories?
To enhance student engagement and learning in the online classroom, instructional videos need to be thoughtfully created, curated, and integrated. Key considerations include making the videos learner-centered and relevant, ensuring easy access, keeping video length short, focusing on clarity over perfection, providing alternative means of accessing the information, fostering student interaction, and personalizing videos to enhance the sense of class participation and connection.
Teaching in an online environment demands efficient time management and a focus on activities that maximize student learning and engagement. To this end, seven key strategies are suggested: reflect on and prioritize your instructional time, create a teaching calendar to manage tasks, integrate tools for streamlined communication, leverage analytics to focus attention, automate repetitive tasks, utilize video technology for efficient instruction and feedback, and foster collaboration among learners and colleagues.