Title: Five Ways to Make Your Online Classrooms More Interactive
Headings: Five Ways to Make Your Online Classrooms More Interactive
HIGHER ED TEACHING STRATEGIES FROM MAGNA PUBLICATIONS
Five Ways to Make Your Online Classrooms More Interactive
1. Integrate real-time interaction
2. Get creative with discussion boards
3. Maximize engagement with non-task interaction
4. Use multiple communication tools
5. Have a plan around the tool
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Ryan Watkins • 4 years ago
Great reminders. A few years ago I wrote one of the early books on this topic: " 75 E-learning Activities: Making Online Learning Interactive". It is still in print and there are likely several other books out there now that can provide other practical how-to guides for developing interactive events for online courses.