Description
Learning Objectives
You will learn how to use discussions to maximize student engagement. We will explore different types of discussions and how various media can be used to support learning objectives and engage your students in course content.
By the end of the webinar, faculty will be able to:
- Describe the best practices of using Discussions as a learning tool
- Identify components and structures of Discussions that best benefit students
- Align Discussions with module and course objectives
- Discover how to use Discussions to improve student engagement
For Summer 2020 webinars, we are introducing 2-week cohorts. If you are interested in participating in the cohorts, you must first attend a webinar.
Following the webinar, you will receive:
- Access to Office of Online Education resources and support in the creation of a tangible product that can be utilized in your course. This will include a discussion or assignment and a course or project rubric.
- Peer feedback through the cohort experience
- One-on-One conferencing with an Embedded Instructional Technologist
- Specific feedback from the Embedded Instructional Technologist inside your actual course
- An Online Education competency badge to demonstrate your experience
Your participation in the cohort is optional, but your prior attendance in the webinar is required.
Faculty who have taught remotely are encouraged to attend to learn research-based best practices in online education.
Discussion Cohort Achievement Goals
Within the Discussion Cohort experience, faculty will be guided through:
- Creating a student-to-content interaction
- Creating a student-to-instructor interaction
- Creating a student-to-student interaction
- Creating a mixed interaction