Title: 3 Types of Interaction That Foster Student Engagement
Headings: 3 Types of Interaction That Foster Student Engagement
3 Types of Interaction That Foster Student Engagement
Three Variables of Engagement
1. Student-Instructor Interaction
2. Student-Student Interaction
3. Student-Content Interaction
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Content: Check out these tools and methods that support peer collaboration: student introductions, Twitter, Instagram, XMind, Google Drive, VoiceThread, Mural.ly, Snapguide, wikis
3. Student-Content Interaction
Assignments, activities, goals, and assessments implemented within your course should reinforce active learning —that is, the process through which students actively assimilate rather than passively absorb learning material. You might have spent a good deal of time choosing quality reading materials and designing well-thought assessments, but don’t overlook opportunities to make content dynamic. Tip: Look for ways to enhance text and heighten engagement and feedback through tools like these: Thinglink, Animoto, Dipity, Cacoo, Flashcard Exchange, Prezi, blogs As you continue on your online teaching trajectory, remember to experiment, learn new tricks, and most importantly, have fun utilizing powerful new tools that can help you maintain interactivity between instructor, student, and content. Share Your Experiences
Which methods and technologies do you use to provide students engagement opportunities? [ social-bio]
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