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Transferring F2F Teaching & Learning Principles to the Online Environment

Explore strategies for transferring face-to-face teaching principles to the online environment, covering interactions, active learning, feedback, diversity, and more. Learn how to promote engagement, active learning, and communication in online classes effectively.

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Transferring F2F Teaching & Learning Principles to the Online Environment

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  1. Transferring F2F Teaching & Learning Principles to the Online Environment Cheri A. Toledo Curriculum & Instruction Paulette J. Miller Health Sciences

  2. Teaching in the 21st Century

  3. Risk-taking 101

  4. Good teaching ... 7 Principles of Good Teaching, Chickering & Gamson, 1987 • Encourage faculty to student interaction • Encourage student to student interaction • Promote active learning

  5. Good teaching ... 7 Principles (con’t) • Communicate high expectations • Facilitate time on task • Provide rich, rapid feedback • Respect diverse learning

  6. Synchronous chat/discussions Asynchronous discussions Internal email Wikis Blogs Announcements Parameters for responding to student inquiries 1. & 2. Encourage faculty-to-student and student-to-student interaction

  7. Collaborative approach – construct and connect Blogs Wikis Podcast Synchronous chat/discussions Asynchronous discussions Webliography Media Library 3. Promote active learning

  8. Syllabus Announcements & due dates Assessment design 4. Communicate high expectations

  9. 5. Facilitate time on task • Reminders & Calendars • Balance assignments throughout term – not all due last week of semester • Formative assessment rather than only summative

  10. Grading turnaround Design of assignments Tablet PC or graphic tablet Schoolie & Techie questions FAQs Skype Midterm student feedback – change the course or fix the problem – address their feedback concerns 6. Provide rich, rapid feedback

  11. 7. Respect diverse learning • Learning preferences • Online video tutorials; podcasts; design so ease of printability & format change. • Disability concerns • Font choice: Serif vs non-Serif • “Taking the course because it’s online & don’t have to come to class 3x per week” • Online readiness quiz

  12. Thank you for you time and input!

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