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ENGAGING SS IN ASYNCHRONOUS CLASSES

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actively

Engaging Students

in asynchronous online classes

Active learning is effective helping students retain new information better and longer, addressing fundamental misconceptions, improving engagement, and producing more positive attitudes about the learning experience (Prince, 2004; Michael, 2006).

Re-Conceptualizing Active Learning for the Asynchronous Online Classroom

Approach 1: An Architecture of Engagement

show students how to navigate, how to interact, and what is expected

Architectural Element 1: Syllabus Communication and Engagement Policy

Architectural Element 2: Course Orientation

Introduce students to the structure of the course

Syllabus must set communication policies and expectations

Architectural Element 3: Modular Course Structure

Break up the course chronologically with units, with each module containing course materials, learning activities, assignments and assessments to reinforce the course learning outcomes.

Advantages

Students can monitor their own progress regularly

Prioritizing information and activities to avoid overhelming studients

High-level overview

Scaffolding active learning experiences

Approach 2: Use Web-Based Tools Outside the Learning Management System (LMS)

Use of ready-made, web-based tools that are built for engagement but are located outside of the LMS

Examples

Brainstorming with Reflection

Creation of online portfolios using free tools (ICT)

Role-Playing with Reflection

Approach 3: Re-Imagine LMS Discussion Boards as Interactive Spaces

Discussion board spaces can be a platform for far more than text- based discussion. It can be use for presenting content and create active learning opportunities

  • Discussion should be conversation, analysis, debate, illustration, application, synthesis, and reflection.

Examples

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Discussion Board as presentation Space

Discussion Board as Gallery and Reflection Space

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Discussion Board as Work Space

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