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Tips for Success |
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following resources are a selection from the many available sites
offering tips for success in online learning. |
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| Sites
Offering Tips for Success |
- Adapting
Asynchronous Communication to Meet the Seven Principles of Effective
Teaching
http://www.class.com/pressroom/whitepapers/masterbaywood.htm
This white paper offers research findings and the resulting strategies
for the successful implementation of asynchronous communication
in the online classroom.
- Central
iSchool: Web-Based Resources
http://www.centralischool.ca/wblrd/web_resources.html
Central iSchool offers these Web-based resources, or learning
objects, that are the result of partnerships between Saskatchewan
(Canada) Learning and various school divisions. While the resources
are primarily for K-12, they can offer ideas and inspiration to
college instructors working to develop similar resources for their
own online classes.
- Clarion
University: Tips for Teaching Online
http://www.clarion.edu/ltc/blackboard/tips.htm
Clarion University hosts this site with strategies for online
instruction and links to additional resources.
- Saskatoon
Public School Division: Tips for Online Teachers
http://olc.spsd.sk.ca/teachers/tips.htm
Online learning is one of the many ways the Saskatoon Public School
Division (Saskatchewan, Canada) strengthens their learning community
while focusing on student learning and their people. They offer
instructors these “Tips for Online Teachers.”
- Time-Saving
Strategies and Tips for Instructors Using Online Discussion Forums
http://www.tact.fse.ulaval.ca/ang/html/timesaver.html
This site offers insights, strategies, and tips on using discussion
forums in online learning.
- West
Virginia University: Tips for Teaching Online
http://www.itrc.wvu.edu/webct/faq20.html
West Virginia University offers this page of tips for teaching
online. The site includes information on the following topics:
- Pedagogy
for Online Instruction
- Advantages
and Disadvantages of Online Learning
- Choosing
an Online Communications Tool
- Tips
for Effective Online Communication
- What
Works—Tips from Instructors
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Developers
of the LSU System Online Teaching Model express sincere gratitude
to the Louisiana
Board of Regents and their Distance Education Initiative
(Supporting Electronic Learning and Empowering Campus Transitions
[SELECT]),
which provided funding for planning,
research, and development of this site. |
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