How to Teach Online 24/7/365

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IntroductionA survey conducted by the Babson Survey Research Group regarding online learning showed that the number of students enrolled in one or more online courses was nearly 7 million in 2011. This was more than a half million increase over 2010. At the college level, 32 percent of students are taking at least one online course.As online education literally explodes, the issue facing the education system is that teaching online is not the same as teaching face to face. If you’re a teacher, be it home school, public school, Bible study teacher, or someone who teaches a special skill or subject, you know this.The question for many people wishing to transition to teaching in a virtual classroom is a very simple one: How do I do an effective job of teaching online?That’s the question this course is designed to answer. In this course, University of Phoenix Advanced Certified Online Instructor David Lantz walks you through the teaching strategies being used by the best online college instructors to teach in an asynchronous online course.Lesson MaterialsA total of 17 video lessons divided between 3 course modules constitute the core of the learning materials. These videos are recorded power point presentations converted to video designed to emphasize key learning objectives. Additionally, each module is accompanied by an ebook (PDF) designed to round out the video presentations. Each module is introduced and concluded by a video of the course creator, David Lantz.A fourth module, Next Steps, concludes the course, and offers several other resources the student may wish to take advantage of.Depending on the pace of the online learner, one should plan to spend about four hours going through the materials. Course Organization
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The course is divided into three modules importance of having instructors who can manage the online classroom to insure that students learn. Online facilitation involves three basic areas of focus: organizational, social,...

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My goal for you in taking this course is two-fold: Recognize what it takes to do an effective job of teaching online, and prepare yourself to enter a field where demand is expanding rapidly
To fulfill these goals, you will learn about the following three components of effective online instruction: Creating a culture of self-discipline so that your students are motivated to learn; Managing the online classroom to maximize student engagement and learning; Preparing to teach in the evolving online, "flipped," classroom

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Introduction to The Course 4 lectures 02:48 How to Teach Online 24/7/365 preview In this video, David Lantz welcomes you to his course, How to Teach Online 2/7/365. In this introduction, you'll learn more about how the course is organized, how it came about, as well as who David is and why you will want to take this course. Please be sure to download the PDF syllabus file for the course to learn more about the learning objectives for each lesson. Accessing Course Materials This lesson provides a brief overview of how to access materials in this course.I've provided different types of materials so that you can get the most from the course. Here are some tips on using the different formats.Video - click the play button. Remember you can stop and start the video as neededText notes - like this one. Just click to open and read.PDF - these are Adobe Acrobat files. Right-click to download them to your hard drive. Then open them and read and/or print. If you are using a Mac, then use cmd-click. If on a tablet, I recommend GoodReader as an application to open PDFs.Questions - when you have questions, just type them into the question box.. Enjoy the course! Course Outline Course Syllabus Please be sure to download the PDF syllabus file for the course to learn more about the learning objectives for each lesson. Introduction to The Course 4 lectures 02:48 How to Teach Online 24/7/365 preview In this video, David Lantz welcomes you to his course, How to Teach Online 2/7/365. In this introduction, you'll learn more about how the course is organized, how it came about, as well as who David is and why you will want to take this course. Please be sure to download the PDF syllabus file for the course to learn more about the learning objectives for each lesson. Accessing Course Materials This lesson provides a brief overview of how to access materials in this course.I've provided different types of materials so that you can get the most from the course. Here are some tips on using the different formats.Video - click the play button. Remember you can stop and start the video as neededText notes - like this one. Just click to open and read.PDF - these are Adobe Acrobat files. Right-click to download them to your hard drive. Then open them and read and/or print. If you are using a Mac, then use cmd-click. If on a tablet, I recommend GoodReader as an application to open PDFs.Questions - when you have questions, just type them into the question box.. Enjoy the course! Course Outline Course Syllabus Please be sure to download the PDF syllabus file for the course to learn more about the learning objectives for each lesson. How to Teach Online 24/7/365 preview In this video, David Lantz welcomes you to his course, How to Teach Online 2/7/365. In this introduction, you'll learn more about how the course is organized, how it came about, as well as who David is and why you will want to take this course. Please be sure to download the PDF syllabus file for the course to learn more about the learning objectives for each lesson. How to Teach Online 24/7/365 preview In this video, David Lantz welcomes you to his course, How to Teach Online 2/7/365. In this introduction, you'll learn more about how the course is organized, how it came about, as well as who David is and why you will want to take this course. Please be sure to download the PDF syllabus file for the course to learn more about the learning objectives for each lesson. How to Teach Online 24/7/365 preview In this video, David Lantz welcomes you to his course, How to Teach Online 2/7/365. In this introduction, you'll learn more about how the course is organized, how it came about, as well as who David is and why you will want to take this course. Please be sure to download the PDF syllabus file for the course to learn more about the learning objectives for each lesson. How to Teach Online 24/7/365 preview In this video, David Lantz welcomes you to his course, How to Teach Online 2/7/365. In this introduction, you'll learn more about how the course is organized, how it came about, as well as who David is and why you will want to take this course. Please be sure to download the PDF syllabus file for the course to learn more about the learning objectives for each lesson.In this video, David Lantz welcomes you to his course, How to Teach Online 2/7/365. In this introduction, you'll learn more about how the course is organized, how it came about, as well as who David is and why you will want to take this course. Please be sure to download the PDF syllabus file for the course to learn more about the learning objectives for each lesson.In this video, David Lantz welcomes you to his course, How to Teach Online 2/7/365. In this introduction, you'll learn more about how the course is organized, how it came about, as well as who David is and why you will want to take this course. Please be sure to download the PDF syllabus file for the course to learn more about the learning objectives for each lesson. Accessing Course Materials This lesson provides a brief overview of how to access materials in this course.I've provided different types of materials so that you can get the most from the course. Here are some tips on using the different formats.Video - click the play button. Remember you can stop and start the video as neededText notes - like this one. Just click to open and read.PDF - these are Adobe Acrobat files. Right-click to download them to your hard drive. Then open them and read and/or print. If you are using a Mac, then use cmd-click. If on a tablet, I recommend GoodReader as an application to open PDFs.Questions - when you have questions, just type them into the question box.. Enjoy the course! Accessing Course Materials This lesson provides a brief overview of how to access materials in this course.I've provided different types of materials so that you can get the most from the course. Here are some tips on using the different formats.Video - click the play button. Remember you can stop and start the video as neededText notes - like this one. Just click to open and read.PDF - these are Adobe Acrobat files. Right-click to download them to your hard drive. Then open them and read and/or print. If you are using a Mac, then use cmd-click. If on a tablet, I recommend GoodReader as an application to open PDFs.Questions - when you have questions, just type them into the question box.. Enjoy the course! Accessing Course Materials This lesson provides a brief overview of how to access materials in this course.I've provided different types of materials so that you can get the most from the course. Here are some tips on using the different formats.Video - click the play button. Remember you can stop and start the video as neededText notes - like this one. Just click to open and read.PDF - these are Adobe Acrobat files. Right-click to download them to your hard drive. Then open them and read and/or print. If you are using a Mac, then use cmd-click. If on a tablet, I recommend GoodReader as an application to open PDFs.Questions - when you have questions, just type them into the question box.. Enjoy the course! Accessing Course Materials This lesson provides a brief overview of how to access materials in this course.I've provided different types of materials so that you can get the most from the course. Here are some tips on using the different formats.Video - click the play button. Remember you can stop and start the video as neededText notes - like this one. Just click to open and read.PDF - these are Adobe Acrobat files. Right-click to download them to your hard drive. Then open them and read and/or print. If you are using a Mac, then use cmd-click. If on a tablet, I recommend GoodReader as an application to open PDFs.Questions - when you have questions, just type them into the question box.. Enjoy the course!This lesson provides a brief overview of how to access materials in this course.I've provided different types of materials so that you can get the most from the course. Here are some tips on using the different formats.Video - click the play button. Remember you can stop and start the video as neededText notes - like this one. Just click to open and read.PDF - these are Adobe Acrobat files. Right-click to download them to your hard drive. Then open them and read and/or print. If you are using a Mac, then use cmd-click. If on a tablet, I recommend GoodReader as an application to open PDFs.Questions - when you have questions, just type them into the question box.. Enjoy the course!This lesson provides a brief overview of how to access materials in this course.I've provided different types of materials so that you can get the most from the course. Here are some tips on using the different formats.Video - click the play button. Remember you can stop and start the video as neededText notes - like this one. Just click to open and read.PDF - these are Adobe Acrobat files. Right-click to download them to your hard drive. Then open them and read and/or print. If you are using a Mac, then use cmd-click. If on a tablet, I recommend GoodReader as an application to open PDFs.Questions - when you have questions, just type them into the question box.. Enjoy the course! Course Outline Course Outline Course Outline Course Outline Course Syllabus Please be sure to download the PDF syllabus file for the course to learn more about the learning objectives for each lesson. Course Syllabus Please be sure to download the PDF syllabus file for the course to learn more about the learning objectives for each lesson. Course Syllabus Please be sure to download the PDF syllabus file for the course to learn more about the learning objectives for each lesson. Course Syllabus Please be sure to download the PDF syllabus file for the course to learn more about the learning objectives for each lesson.Please be sure to download the PDF syllabus file for the course to learn more about the learning objectives for each lesson.Please be sure to download the PDF syllabus file for the course to learn more about the learning objectives for each lesson. Creating a Culture of Self-Discipline Online 6 lectures 22:54 Creating Culture of Self-Discipline Ebook Please be sure to download the PDF ebook, Creating A Culture of Self-Discipline Online, that accompanies this module. Learning Modality and Student Motivation In this lecture, we recognize that students either require extrinsic motivation, where you offer either carrots or sticks to complete the course, or intrinsic motivation – where they provide their own internal motivation to take your course. This lecture touches on the importance of learning modality and the steps you can take to help motivate your students to get the most out of your course. An Introduction to the Module: Creating a Culture of Self-Discipline Online In this video, David Lantz welcomes you to the first module of his course, Creating a Culture of Self-Discipline Online. David briefly introduces the learning objectives for each lesson, and invites you to consider how you can help your students complete the courses you teach when they sign up to take them. Please be sure to download the PDF text file, Creating A Culture of Self-Discipline Online, that accompanies this module. Establishing Participation Expectations In this lecture, we examine asynchronous communication and how it is used in managing an interactive classroom. We introduce the concept of posting discussion questions, and define substantive participation. Building an Online Community preview If you want your students to maximize what they get out of your course, build a sense of community between your students and yourself. Create a friendly, welcoming environment where everyone wants to help everyone else learn. This lecture explores ways to do this. Conclusion to Creating Discipline Module David concludes this module by reflecting on this quote by Richard Vogel: "The value for an online course indicates that if a student took the course online, their grade was likely to be 16 percent higher than if the course had been taken in the traditional classroom. … As has been noted elsewhere in this paper, the online format does require a certain level of commitment and self-motivation on the part of a student to complete." Creating a Culture of Self-Discipline Online. 6 lectures 22:54 Creating Culture of Self-Discipline Ebook Please be sure to download the PDF ebook, Creating A Culture of Self-Discipline Online, that accompanies this module. Learning Modality and Student Motivation In this lecture, we recognize that students either require extrinsic motivation, where you offer either carrots or sticks to complete the course, or intrinsic motivation – where they provide their own internal motivation to take your course. This lecture touches on the importance of learning modality and the steps you can take to help motivate your students to get the most out of your course. An Introduction to the Module: Creating a Culture of Self-Discipline Online In this video, David Lantz welcomes you to the first module of his course, Creating a Culture of Self-Discipline Online. David briefly introduces the learning objectives for each lesson, and invites you to consider how you can help your students complete the courses you teach when they sign up to take them. Please be sure to download the PDF text file, Creating A Culture of Self-Discipline Online, that accompanies this module. Establishing Participation Expectations In this lecture, we examine asynchronous communication and how it is used in managing an interactive classroom. We introduce the concept of posting discussion questions, and define substantive participation strongManaging the Online Classroom Ebook Please be sure to download the PDF ebook, Managing the Online Classroom...

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How to Teach Online 24/7/365

£ 10 + VAT