In the online, constructivist learning environment, rich and robust collaborative knowledgeconstruction occurs on the discussion board. The constructivist approach shifts the focus from the instructor to the students and the
Implementing alternative strategies for discussion boards an help enhance your course from initial student introductions to end-of-semester reflections.
Here are some strategies you can consider when planning for how you’ll communicate with your students on discussion boards.
Utilizing the same master shell between multiple faculty is a great way to ensure students have the same experience regardless of who is facilitating the course. When developing and facilitating
You’ve been notified by your department chair or dean you will be teaching a new to you online course in the upcoming semester. The dean/chair knows you have not taught
While institutions seek ways to retain their students, students seek to persist through their program. Some may feel that this is simply a subtle nuance, however, this nuance shifts
As we prep courses for our upcoming semester, it’s important to consider our course delivery strategies. Specifically, how can we proactively plan to be present, monitor our students’ progress and
Facilitation in an online course refers to the faculty’s ability to construct an environment where student discourse expands student knowledge and promotes the learning objectives.
“Those teachers who are students of their own effects are the teachers who are the most influential in raising students’ achievement.” John Hattie (2008) One of the largest influences on
The Academic Services and Products (ASP) team at Academic Partnerships presents the following brochure, which features an overview of our
What are some AI tools that you can incorporate into your online classroom to enhance student engagement, personalize learning, offer
With the proliferation of AI tools, it can often feel overwhelming as new ones seem to emerge every day. Determining
Dr. Araceli Hernández, Assistant Professor of Management at the Melvin D. & Valorie G. Booth School of Business at Northwest
What’s Hiding in Your Curriculum? We love the cooler weather, colorful leaves, and family gatherings (with tasty food) that come
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