Started this discussion. Last reply by Drew Michael Hemler Jun 8, 2017. 2 Replies 1 Like
Hello, all!I'm wondering if anyone knows of some substantial open education resources for, say, human sciences?I'm currently putting together a collection of OERs in prepartion for rebuilding a…Continue
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Drew Michael Hemler Apr 22, 2017. 4 Replies 1 Like
Hello!I was wondering if anyone knows if SUNY instructors have access to editing programs for free, such as Camtasia (…Continue
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Trying to provide learning opportunities for your online students?
Discussion activities are one of many great ways to promote critical thinking among online students in an asynchronous format, but only if the discussion topic and talking points are planned accordingly. Consider these tips to help students learn by engaging with you and each other:
1. Provide open-ended questions that incorporate one or several human dimension components. Allow students to…
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