A talk by Elise McKenna, Leslie Salas and Danita
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and
Florida Institute of Technology
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Many educators who are new to online instruction lament the loss of their face-to-face instruction in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and the sudden shift to emergency remote delivery. In online discussions with other instructors, many of these educators bemoan that they will be forced to teach a “boring” version of their course—one with minimal student interaction and uninspired assignments—in order to run their newly-online fall classes or to accommodate the demands of pivot pedagogy. However, with proper planning, instructors can use innovative pedagogical techniques to scaffold their courses for optimizing both synchronous and asynchronous learning experiences that energize students about the course content while also connecting them to the instructor and each other.
Leslie Salas
MFA - Creative Writing (Fiction) - University of Central Florida Graduate Certificate - University of Denver Publishing Institute
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