Technologies to Foster Meaningful, Efficient (and Effective) Online Teaching
Date: January 12, 2018 2 pm Eastern Guests: Jean Mandernach, Ph.D. Executive Director of the Center for Innovation in Research and Teaching at Grand Canyon University Rick Holbeck, Executive Director, Online Full Time Faculty at Grand Canyon University
Moderators: Steve Gilbert, TLT Group, Sally Gilbert, TLT Group, Beth Dailey, TLT Group
Description
Perhaps the greatest challenge for faculty teaching online is time. A plethora of available instructional options (facilitating discussions, grading, feedback, content development, one-to-one communication, etc.) combined with the ubiquity, variety, and fluidity of resources for online courses can frustrate and overwhelm faculty and their students.
This session offers practical strategies for utilizing technology to prioritize teaching tasks, streamline repetitive activities, and foster more meaningful student interaction… all without further burdening faculty workload. We will explore (discuss, model, demonstrate) how to use technology to increase the efficiency and quality of meaningful/thoughtful online teaching and learning.
Even if you can't join us for our first FridayLive! free online session of 2018, 2pm ET Jan 12, 2018, "Technologies to Foster Meaningful, Efficient (and Effective) Online Teaching (and Learning)", pls use this VERY BRIEF survey to indicate YOUR priorities among 10 Goals/Apps. That info will help us decide which ones to emphasize.
https://goo.gl/forms/cQ6rxaeKoFEzqLK02
If you have an extra minute, please recommend an additional item like these 10!
Here's an example of one of these Goals/Apps:
**Loom** Provide personalized feedback & instruction; [Faster than typing; quick and easy videos or screencastshttps://www.useloom.com/ ]
