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Ending the semester well entails examining the course outcomes from multiple perspectives
Establishing good communication in online courses is essential for engaging learners.
Creating a culture that shows students you value their feedback will be beneficial as you learn from students, connect with them, and improve the overall learning experience.
Fostering collaboration allows students to interact with one another when they aren't physically going to see their peers everyday.
Break up your long lecture into mini-lectures to improves learners' active listening and engagement
One way you can engage your students is using pre-discussion posts before a lecture on new content.
Asking your learners to think about their progress in the course helps them to connect the dots between how the course is designed and their own learning.
A course map is a great tool for ensuring alignment as you design, revise, or review your course.
Organization helps to create an engaging and transparent online space for your learners.
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