Engaging
In this section, explore learning activities to engage your students and improve student comprehension.
Case Studies »
REMOTE TEACHING TIPS
Provide case studies for students to analyze and apply what they've learned in class with existing knowledge.
Clarity with Captioned Video »
Use captioned videos in your course materials to increase students' access to content and to introduce new ways of thinking and teaching.
Guest Speakers »
REMOTE TEACHING TIPS
Guest speakers can bring real-world experiences to offer students new perspectives on practical applications of course concepts.
Multimedia Group Projects »
REMOTE TEACHING TIPS
Through the production of videos, podcasts, and other media, students can demonstrate their grasp of content and produce impressive media objects that are fun to make.
Podcasts: Anytime and Anywhere »
Use podcasts in your teaching to provide students with opportunities to learn outside of traditional periods of study and diversify your teaching styles.
Engage Your Students Using a Whiteboard »
REMOTE TEACHING TIPS
Use whiteboarding and interactive visuals to guide students towards understanding key concepts, dialoging, and brainstorm new ideas.
The Jigsaw Method: Putting Pieces Together »
REMOTE TEACHING TIPS
Dividing course readings and discussions encourages students to learn from and collaborate with others, while being accountable for their participation.
The Power of Discussion Boards »
Discussion boards provide students with an avenue for participation and dialogue in an online environment.
Think-Pair-Share: An Active Learning Activity »
Think-Pair-Share scaffolds student collaboration in small and large groups while gauging students' mastery of concepts.
Use Video to Connect With Your Students »
Course introductory videos allow instructors to establish a personal presence, anchor course content, and point out critical information and expectations.