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Coach offering help Warm Demander Pedagogy 14 comments for "Warm Demander Pedagogy"
Greg Kaminski discusses approaches to being a warm demanded in your class. Posted February 14, 2022
picture of cat with head on a laptop Creating presence in your online course
Recommendation for an upcoming workshop on creating presence in online classes. Posted April 19, 2021
Megan Savage Crisis Check-Ins 2 comments for "Fostering Community During Crisis"
In part 2, Megan shares guiding principles for learning during a crisis along with a key strategy for connecting with students at the beginning of a term. Posted November 23, 2020
Image of dog at a computer Creating Connection and Community 8 comments for "Creating Connection via Zoom: Better Breakout Rooms"
English faculty Megan Savage shares a few techniques to improve connection in remote instruction using breakout groups. Don't miss this one. Posted November 10, 2020
Screenshot of VoiceThread logo VoiceThread
Greg Kaminski shares information on using VoiceThread to humanize your online courses. Posted May 20, 2020
Animated Rondi Emoji saying Yes! Increasing My Presence 11 comments for "Increasing My Presence"
Rondi Schei shares some techniques she uses to increase instructor presence and engagement outside of assignment feedback. Posted February 13, 2020
A black dog laying on a wooden deck. Instructor Presence: A Commitment To Engagement Introduction 4 comments for "Instructor Presence: A Commitment To Engagement Introduction"
For the 18-19 academic year, the first Monday of the month features a blog post by a faculty mentor. Faculty […] Posted October 1, 2018
Quality Matters Workshops
PCC Distance Education offers two excellent Quality Matters workshops for instructors who would like to take their course design and […] Posted June 8, 2017
feedback icon Providing timely feedback to students
This week’s topic may come across as a “well duh” concept, but timely feedback from an instructor is identified over and over as an important way to keep students engaged. Posted November 12, 2013