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Tag Archives: Interaction
Facilitating Online Discussions in Blended and Remote Courses – Why Does It Matter?
By Beata Anderson, Blended Learning Intern, Center for Teaching and Learning Discussion between students and faculty plays an important role in teaching and learning. Consistent interaction helps students improve their education outcomes and helps educators support the learning and success … Continue reading
Posted in Hybrid Learning
Tagged blended, discussion, engagement, Interaction, remote
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Oregon State University Online Education Tips for Student-Centered Remote Teaching
As we endeavor to provide remote teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic, while it is important that we address the immediate needs in sharing course content with students, delivering lectures, and providing access to course materials, it is also critical that … Continue reading
Posted in Remote Learning
Tagged engagement, Interaction, remote teaching, student-centered
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