Technological Skills for the Lecturer
Lecturer's Skills
Learning Support
Feedback
Student Support
with PG Student
Student Support
Learning Tools
UG Student
Interaction Tools
WHY WE NEED STUDENT SUPPORT IN ONLINE LEARNING?
communication
Presentation Tools

Online Learning Environment

Why?

Online Distance Learning around the world

FutureLearn

Udemy

Coursera

Edx.org

Issues

Student

Readiness

ICT literate

Emotion

Research Article

Lecturer

course preparation

Course Designer

e-learning

Content Provider/Curator

Technological Skills

e-learning

Moodle

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Google Classroom

Omelet -FSSH

other ICT tools

Kahoot

Mentimeter

Notion (Collaborative Tools)

Best Tools for Virtual and Distance Learning

Other tools

Video

Openshot

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screencasting

Loom

Screen-o-matic

Presentation

Mindomo

Powerpoint

Prezi

Slidego

Animation

Powtoon

Bitetable

Vizia

Training

Admin

Facilities

Student Support

Lecturer Support

Training

Article 1 : Hara and Kling (1999)

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Article 2 :Supporting learners’ self-regulated learning in Massive Open Online Courses - 2020 (Computer & Edu)

Student Support

Increase Student Motivations

Prompt Feedback from the Lecturer

Prompt Feedback from the Lecturer

Email

Whatapps

Insta (DM)

Facebook (PM)

Minimize Negative Emotion among Students

Type of Support

Learning Support

Learning

Assesment

Technical Suppot

Technological Suppurt

None Technological Support

Course Registartion

Information Searching

Credite Transfer Procedure

Emotion Support

Good lisener

Counselling Skills

Skills Needed for an Online Lecturer

EFFECTIVE ONLINE PRESENTATION SKILLS

USE THE TOOLS EFFECTIVELY

Active Learning Tools

Collaborative Learning Environment Tools

Online Communication Tools

KNOWING YOUR STUDENT

Background

Technological Background

Family Background

Their Needs

Internet Connections

Environment

Their Requirement

Internet Data (2GB/Learning Session) for example

Tools/Gadget

Smartphone

Laptop

URL : How to Give an Effective Online Presentation From Home?

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Induction Set : Introduction

Example 1

Example 2

Edgar Dale Cone of Experience

Attract User Attention

Audio

Voice Intonation

Warm-up your Voice

Presentation

Screen Design

Example 1 : Graphics

Example 2 : Use Template

Design Principles

Contrast

Balance

etc

Linear Presentation

PowerPoint

Non-linear Presentation

Mindmapping Software

Increase Student's interaction

Tools for Learnig

Student Engagement

Research on Student Engagement

Student Background

UG Student

First Year

Final Year

PG Student

PhD

Master

Different Program of Study

How we communicate effectively?

Presentation of Information

Concise and Clear

Short and Sweet

Final Remarks