How Do I ...

Take Attendance?

Relevant tools

Icebreaker

Syllabus Quiz

Attendance?

School requirements

Best practices

Communicate Requirements?

Relevant tools

News

Schedule

Syllabus

Discussion Posts

Classlist

Create learning outcomes/objectives?

Assess student progess?

Relevant tools

Dropbox

Discussion Assessments

Quizzes

Competencies?

Classlist

Time spent

Progress

Objectives

Beyond the Muliple choice test.

Assess student produced mediaVideoAudioPowerpoints

Assess collaborative assignments in online environments

Provide feedback?

Relevant tools

Dropbox feedback

Discussion feedback

Quizz feedback

Course Mail

Get feedback?

Relevant tools

Discussion posts

Lesson Feedback tool

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If we use this, it will also help the instructors use it in their course, they can view course feed back at the course level. Instructors can go to the Content and on the Reports icon, they can find the course Feedback.

Course Mail

End of Course survey

eMentors

Course rubrics

Quality Control Processses

Analyze a course

Analyze a course in terms ofthe rubrics provided by the collegethe applicable stage(s) of the SSDL modelthe community building and maintaining aspects of the courseusing Maslow's hierarchy of needs?its coverage of the VARK learning stylesits coverage of the 5 brain-based learning systemsits accessibilityits accommodation of multiple intelligencesalignment of assessments to objectives

Consult your eMentor

Get feedback from students

Discussion ratings

Lesson ratings and feedback

End of course feedback survey

Create media?

Image sources

Image capture

Jing

Snag-It

Wisdom Soft

PowerPoint

OpenOffice

Google Docs

iSpring

Articulate

Adobe Presenter

Screen capture

Wisdom Soft

Captivate

Camtasia

CamStudio

Lecture Capture

Video production

Flolrida Online Request form

Scripts

Celtx

Accessability

Impart 21st century skills?

Make expert learners

Inspire life-long learning

Digital literacy

Graphical literacy

Infographics

Graphs and charts

Beware the big block of text.

Critical thinking

Collaboration and teamwork

21st century skills Mike Moore's note: teach componentsDevelop/define targeted business/industry profiles for entry level staff/personnel

Think critically about this course?

Heterodoxy

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How do I respond to Atherton's critiques of what we've been studying?

Maintain an online presence?

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Orientation to How Do I Build And SustainSucessful (BASS) Learning Environments?

How do I get through this Academy?

Building and Maintaining Learning Environments

Tool Resource Library

The Points System

Modified Self-Directed Learning Model

Continuum of Instructor / Student Control

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Teaching as Presenting

Teaching as Coaching

Teaching Collaborating

Teaching as Fostering Community

Teaching as Conslting

Teaching as Mentoring

Competency Matrix

Unconcious Incompetence

Consciouis Incompetence

Conscious Competence

Uncoscious Competence

Reflective Comptence

Learning Theories Overview

VARK

Visual: Non-Verbal

Auditory: Verbal

Reading (Visual: Verbal)

Kinesthetic

Cognitive Learning System

Teacher-Centered Approaches

Learner-centered Approaches

Technology Mediated Instructional Procedures

Andragogical Strategies

Brain-Based Learning Strategies

5 Theaters

3 Networks

Educational Technologies Overview

Challenges Of Online Learning

Building Community

Creating Personas

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The persona of the instrutor is the instructor that exists in the mind of the student in an online course. This instructior persona is built up based on the introductions, texts, documents, media, feedback, assessments, interaction, interventions, and other elemnets presented online by the actual instructor. This persona may be like or unlike the actual instructor if encounterd face-to-face. Whether the instructor consciously crafts an online persona or not, the instructor needs to be where that such a persona is always created in the students's minds.In order to "just be yourself" online, you must make choices that let your self be revealed online.

Managing Discussions

Managing Email

Using Social Media

Assessing Learning

Modules and Lessons

Using the online learning environment

Direct students to support services?

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Know about:On ground student orientationOnline student orientationIT/Florida Online Technical SupportTechnical support for online facultyAcademic Support CenterInstructional support for online facultyFaculty Center (to be named later)Florida Online FAQsFlorida Online Tool Technology Library

Build And Sustain Successful Effective Content

How do I produce effective content?

Relevant tools

Manage files

Manage content

Copy course components

Learning Object Repository

Objectives

VARK

Given one of the objectives you have already written, outline a lesson that uses multiple senses and student activities.a. Label each part of the lesson with the sense or senses invoked.b. Label each part of the lesson with the appropriate learning style from the VARK list.

Kolb's Learning Styles and Lesson Structure

Given one of the objectives you have already written, create a chart illustrating how you would teach that objective going round the circle.Is your chart more appropriate for onground or online training? How would you change it for use in the other environment?

Tell them

What your are going to tell them

What you want to tell them

What you told them

Our focus here is Stage 0 Teaching and Learning

Content is not enough, necessary but not sufficient

SSDL mode (Staged Self-Directed Learning)

VARK Learning Styles

Inverted Pyramid

Varying media for learning styles

Multi-sensory

Accessible

Optimizing media for web delivery

Presentation pointers

Writing for electronic media

21st Century Students

Engaging the Senses and the Emotions

Publishing syllabus online

State the learning objectives

Provide accommodation statement

Stress academic integrity

Publish your office hours

Publish your preferred means of contact

Maintaining content over time

Update and refresh content

Effective Content

On the ground

Online

In other contexts

Relevant college policies and expectations

Course management techniques

Build And Sustain SuccessfulLessons and Courses

How do I structure effective lessons and courses?

Relevant tools

Content

HTML Editor

Assessments

Course Rubrics

Objectives

Bloom's Taxonomy

For your subject area, write or find and copy one objective for each of the levels in Bloom's taxonomy using a suggested verb from the relevant list

Vocabulary of Bloom's Taxonomy

Match a description of each level to the name of the level.

Performance Objectives

For a course with which you are familiar, analyze four of its stated objectives in terms of the the ABCD model. Record your analysis on the following table and post it in your practice course. Post it in the discussion board.

OR Post it in the Discussion Board

Sequencing vs Not sequencing materials

Customization vs. Consistency

Control vs Any time access

Modules and Lessons vs Other Structures

See "How do I create media?"

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Build And Sustain Successful Student Motivation

How do I ....

Get my students motivated?

Engage emotions

Treat studennts as adults.

Use etech

Keep my students motivated?

Share enthusiasm

Reveal my motivations

Objectives

Andragogy (explain why)

For two objectives, write a brief summary explaining to your adult learners why they should master each objective.

Competency Matrix

For each of the online learning system tools listed below, place your self in the Competency Matrix.

You have advanced education in a subject other than education. Reflect on that. Have you achieved a state of Reflective Competence?

Modes of Learning

Given one of the objectives you have already written, write a paragraph explaining how you could use Modes of Learning to teach that objective, progressing from short term memory to integrating the learning into long term mental schemas.

Brain-based learning systems

Using your lesson outline or your lesson chart, label each part of the lesson as to the Theater of the Mind in which it belongs. If there are missing theaters, write suggestions for ways to include them in an online course.

Our focus here is Stage 2 Teaching and Learning

Intrinsic vs. Extrinsic Motivation

Invoke the emotional learning system.

Evaluate and share

Evaluate if students know enough to go forward, Share why you are excited by the subject, Apply andragogy, act as coach, stimulate positive emotions, provide clear guidance, give positive feedback, encourage good work, praise good interaction with other students, stress academic integrity, using scaffolding and modeling, build on brain-based learning systems, listen to student feedback

Motivating

Apply Andragogy

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Andragogy makes the following assumptions about the design of learning:(1) Adults need to know why they need to learn something(2) Adults need to learn experientially,(3) Adults approach learning as problem-solving, and(4) Adults learn best when the topic is of immediate value.

Assessing student readiness

Existing knowledge

Emotional readiness

Where on the competency matrix?

On ground

Online

Use of FAQ

Use of Glossary

Use of automated quizzes

Assist with LMS usage

Use of a Dropbox

Use on online Quizzes

Use of Question banks

Non-traditional contexts

Discussion

What media do you allow students to use when submiting projects? Can they get credit for video, audio, graphics files, for example? Why or why not?

A perennial problem in online classes is students who are not ready for online learning. They may not have the technology needed, the technical skills or the time management skills (among other lacks). How should colleges address this problem? What do you think of our Readiness Survey?

Most of our students are adults. In this course, we based our guidelines for coaching on Knowles's principles of andragogy. Andragogy studies how adults learn, as contrasted with pedagogy which studies how children learn. How to you respond to the proposition that treating your students as adults should increase student success?

Relevant college policies and expectations

Sustanining student success

Course management techniques

Icebreaker activities

Preassessments

Build And Sustain Successful Communication and Collaboraration

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Although "Building and Sustaining Successful Effective Content" is not a prerequisite, familiarity with that module may be helpful.

How do I get my students communicating and collaborating?

Relevant tools

Discussions

Groups

Chat?

Elluminate

Course Mail

Content

Evaluate if students are ready for cooperative learning

Create opportunities for collaboration

Use Groups

Partner with students

Build safe environments

Apply social learning theory

Distinguish carefully between cheating and collaborating

Understand uses of different communication channels

Communicating and Collaborating

On the ground

Online

Engineering your online persona

Professor Avatar

The Concept of Presence

In other contexts

Relevant college policies and expectations

Build And Sustain Successful Communities for Learning

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Although "Building and Sustaining Successful Communication and Collaboration" is not a prerequisite, familiarity with that module may be helpful.

How do I nurture and sustain learning communities?

Relevant tools

Discussions

Collaborative assignments

Build safe environments for learning

Accept displays of multiple intelligences

Apply social learning theory

Promote displays of diversity

Maintain scholarly civility

Apply student feedback

Apply Maslow's hierarchy

Building community

On the ground

Online

In other contexts

Relevant college policies and expectations

Build And Sustain Successful Self-Directed Learners

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Although "Building and Sustaining Successful Communities for Learning" is not a prerequisite, familiarity with that module may be helpful.

How do I enable and support self-directed learners?

Relevant tools

Competencies

Clear expectations

Exploratory learning

Problem based learning

Explain your role to students

Structure Self-Directed Projects

Encourage Exploration and Discovery

Set the parameters and expectations

Use Problem Based Learning

Provide expert assistance

Be open to new ideas

Monitor progress without interfering

Intervene appropriately

Self-Directed Learning

On the ground

Online

In other contexts

Relevant college policies and expectations

Build And Sustain Successful Intra/Interdisciplinary Learning Programs

How do I create and sustain....

Intradisciplinary programs?

Interdisciplinary programs?

Seek opportunities to partner in your discipline

Seek opportunities to partner across disciplines

Seek opportunities to partner across institutions

Set overall outcomes for students (type of person he or she should become)

Role of Cross-Course Competencies

Interdisciplinary Programs

On the ground

Online

In other contexts

Build And Sustain SuccessfulCommunity / Business Partnerships

How do I engage the larger community and business orgainzations?

Qualify to teach online?

Vocabulary of online vs traditionalTraditionalClassroomOn groundFace-to-FaceOnlineBlendedHybrid50/50100% OnlineDistance learning

Florida Online Academy

Subtopic

Subtopic

Subtopic

Subtopic

Subtopic

Teach in non-traditonal contexts?

Vocabulary of Non-traditional learning contextsDigital literacyM-learningDVD basediTunes UDistance learningVideo coursesVirtual reality settingsComputer Assisted InstructionComputer Based TrainingRelevant file formatsPopular Web BrowsersDial-Up connections

Get media online?

Use the Learning Object Repostory?

Roll out master course shells?

Obey the rules of copyright?