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"Teaching Online: Strategies for Effective Online Education" is an introductory-level course offered by WisconsinX that focuses on developing essential skills for creating and delivering successful online courses. This comprehensive program is designed to equip educators, trainers, and instructional designers with the knowledge and tools necessary to create engaging and effective online learning experiences.
There are no specific prerequisites for this course, making it accessible to anyone interested in improving their online teaching skills. However, basic computer literacy and familiarity with online learning platforms would be beneficial.
By mastering these skills, learners will be well-equipped to meet the growing demand for quality online education across various sectors, from K-12 and higher education to corporate training and professional development.
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This course will help teachers improve their online pedagogy by training online teaching concepts and skills through practical examples at Tsinghua University. The course is co-taught by a number of experienced teachers and includes three sessions, namely, pedagogy of online teaching, practical classroom demonstration, and online interactive discussion.
Learn the fundamentals of online education and online learners through proven strategies including developing effective online learning modules and course content and materials, planning a learning module using the Backward Design methodology, and defining learning outcomes as well as key course topics.
The Introduction to 21st Century Skills course is for faculty and other postsecondary instructors who want to improve how their students are learning four “21st century skills”, communication, teamwork, critical thinking, and self-motivated learning. This course provides a foundation in instructional design and how these skills are best viewed in cultural terms, with practical tips for how to best design and teach college-level courses and programs that cultivate these complex competencies. This course is part 1 of a 3-course program.
This course provides an overview of the history of digital education, as well as practical guides for implementing online tools in your classroom. It draws on the Leveling the Learning Curve book, exclusive interviews from EdTech industry leaders, and best practices taken from Columbia University and peer institutions.
