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Online Discussion Guides for Instructor & Student Success

Online Discussion Guides for Instructor & Student Success

by Mendi Benigni | Apr 8, 2020 | Collaboration, discussion, OAKS

As you’ve probably figured out by now, online discussions are not the same as discussions in your face-to-face class.  They don’t happen as organically and do require a bit of planning and work to be successful.  Below are two guides to help you, and your...
Tips For More Effective Online Discussions

Tips For More Effective Online Discussions

by Mendi Benigni | Oct 28, 2015 | Best Practices, discussion, TLT

There are many ways in which faculty can extend the classroom conversation online; OAKS Discussion board, VoiceThread, and blogs to name a few.  However, there is an art to getting students to actually think critically and discuss thoughtfully in an online...
Tips for Managing Weekly Online Discussions

Tips for Managing Weekly Online Discussions

by Mendi Benigni | Jan 18, 2012 | Distance Ed, instructional technology, OAKS, Pedagogy

Weekly online discussions, whether in a face-to-face class or a fully-online class, can be a great learning tool for students.  They can foster reflection, debate and critical thinking.  They can also facilitate community within the class.  Weekly discussion however...

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