by Jeff DeSurra
Are you new to teaching online? Then join Jeff DeSurra, an instructional designer and teacher for over 10 years, as he gives you quick tips, tricks, and ideas for how to teach online effectively. Episodes are short (usually 5-10 minutes) so you can fit it into your busy schedule. New episodes every week! For instructional videos on online teaching tools, check out Jeff's YouTube channel!
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4/5/2020
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April 14, 2020
<p>Adapting a course for online delivery is hard in the best of circumstances and a lot of lead time. When you have to do that in two weeks or less? Where do you start? In this episode, Jeff breaks down the basics of course structure and provides you with some strategies for getting starting in adapting your online course.</p> <p>Need a course site? Check out Canvas at <a href="https://canvas.instructure.com">canvas.instructure.com</a> where you can set up a free site for your course.</p> <p>Music: Upbeat theme by LoveAndPeace</p>
April 9, 2020
<p>Many first time online teachers want to create videos for all of their instruction. Especially after seeing high quality video on other sites, it can be a tempting idea. But should you do that? Jeff talks about strategies for when to make videos and when to record audio for your instructional material.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Music: Upbeat Theme by LoveAndPeace</p>
April 8, 2020
<p>In this first episode, Jeff introduces himself and talks a bit about his background. Then, he covers one of the most challenging aspects of teaching online: believing that you can do it.</p> <p>Resource: Carol Dweck, Mindset: The New Psychology of Success</p> <p>Music: Upbeat Theme by LoveAndPeace</p>
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Are you new to teaching online? Then join Jeff DeSurra, an instructional designer and teacher for over 10 years, as he gives you quick tips, tricks, and ideas for how to teach online effectively. Episodes are short (usually 5-10 minutes) so you can fit it into your busy schedule. New episodes every week!
For instructional videos on online teaching tools, check out Jeff's YouTube channel!
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