Author
Oliver Schinkten
Released
12/10/2019- Benefits of online education
- Incorporating technology in the classroom
- Setting guidelines and expectations about online courses
- Writing learning outcomes
- Sharing and curating files and resources
- Tracking student progress
- Engaging students
- Fostering communication
- Providing feedback
- Making learning accessible to students with disabilities
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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- At this point, you're probably familiar with online education and its growing popularity. But what is it and how does it differ from traditional education? Well, in this course, I'll answer these questions. I'm Oliver Schinkten, staff instructor at LinkedIn, and I've been a teacher for over 15 years. Over the past decade, I've been both a student and instructor of online courses, and over that time, I've learned a lot. My goal for this course is to give you an overview of teaching online, including some key concepts to consider, as well as some best practices, so that you have a solid foundation in creating your own online instruction. So join me in this course, let's do this.
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Introduction
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1. Understanding Online Education
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What is online education?2m 39s
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Benefits of online education2m 45s
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2. Essential Elements of Teaching Online
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3. Course Design
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Begin by building rapport2m 31s
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Establish learning outcomes2m 46s
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Establish scope and sequence1m 30s
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Track progress2m 3s
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4. Creating a Culture of Learning
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Engaging learners1m 15s
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5. Creating Accessible Learning
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Digital access2m 29s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 9s
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