Teaching Online Learning

This comprehensive Teaching Online Learning course specifically tailors its content to explore the full scope of teaching in an online setting. It aims to help educators become effective remote learning facilitators as distance learning integrates into most school systems. Most school systems integrate distance learning, and this course helps educators become effective remote learning facilitators.  Instructors from all levels now require virtual instruction of content, while even traditional learning scenarios demand vital digital integration.

About our remote learning online training course

This course will cover all aspects of digital learning and teaching in an online environment. Online distance learning/teaching has existed for a long time, but recently, the need to teach online classes has pushed many teachers into this mode before they have felt ready or prepared for the learning process, and it has become integrated into most school curriculums. Teachers at all levels are teaching their content in online environments, and even in-person teaching is now requiring more online integration. In this course, you will learn methods for how to convert your current courses into an online learning format, but you will also learn how you can create content that would not be possible in your in-person environments.

Learning Technology – online tools for online learning

Cover different tools like Kahoots, Flipgrid, and others that allow easy integration into your courses. We will discuss different formats schools have switched to such as Canvas, Brightspace, blackboard, and Moodle. We will continue to cover outside tools available to you such as Google Classroom, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and others. We will discuss classroom pedagogy in an online environment and go over reasons why online classes can fail, and how to make them a success for both students and teachers. We will cover methods for giving feedback and encouraging discussion.

Collaborative learning with students

Interactions with students and ways to keep students engaged will be discussed, as well as how to notice when students are falling behind or not understanding the materials to ensure the best experiences of students possible. Ways of keeping your content fresh and changing will also be discussed. We will discuss ways to successfully turn lab-based or hands-on training courses, which are typically delivered in person, into online courses.