I came across the following infographic on “flipping” the online classroom:
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INFOGRAPHIC: Teaching Online: Beyond the Discussion
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Recordings from the Faculty Learning Community
Consider joining us on Fridays or even presenting sometime. Email me for more details. 3/2/2012: Google Apps Brian Yuhnke and Tina Oestreich presented on Google Apps integration and their experiences with it at Case Western Reserve University. RECORDING: https://connect.cuonline.edu/p9fkzf7tlx2/ 2/24/2012:…
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The Online Learning Idea Book, Vol. 2
Patti Shank’s “The Online Learning Idea Book: Vol. 2” is hitting the shelves in the next few days. Be sure to check out. As mentioned in the following release note: “In this second volume of The Online Learning Idea Book…
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Death to the Digital Dropbox
“As online learning continues to grow each year, so do the number of new media and Web 2.0 technologies faculty have at their disposal, yet the majority of online courses remain heavily text-based. Online learning often mirrors the traditional classroom,…
The CU Online Handbook
Check out The CU Online Handbook! The CU Online Handbook Edited by Patrick R. Lowenthal David Thomas Anna Thai Brian Yuhnke Download the eBook Download the entire eBook (pdf) Download Individual Chapters Introduction Patrick R. Lowenthal Trends and Issues with…
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