Title: How to Implement Synchronous and Asynchronous Teaching in Your Online Course | Top Hat
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Content: After class – Interactive Readings: With digital textbooks and course materials, you can incorporate active learning principles into simple reading assignments. This includes breaking up text with video and other multimedia elements and embedding questions to test for comprehension before students move onto subsequent sections. Online active learning platforms like Top Hat can automatically tabulate these results allowing you to shape your next lecture to address student needs. A combination of synchronous and asynchronous methods will help keep your students engaged. Top Hat’s new virtual classroom capabilities can help re-create the best in-class experience—with high quality textbook materials, assignments and lectures—empowering students wherever learning takes place. Learn how you can take your online teaching to the next level while driving student success in our free guide. Tagged as: Online Teaching and Learning
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