The distance learning playbook for college and university instruction : teaching for engagement & impact in any setting /

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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Fisher, Douglas, 1965- (Author), Frey, Nancy, 1959- (Author), Almarode, John (Author), Hattie, John (Author)
Corporate Author: ProQuest (Firm)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Thousand Oaks, California : Corwin, a SAGE Publishing Company, 2020
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Table of Contents:
  • 1. Self-care : Learning intentions and success criteria
  • 2. The first week of classes : Learning intentions and success criteria ; Develop a classroom management plan for distance learning ; Establish norms ; Link norms to class agreements ; Identify expectations for synchronous distance learning ; Develop and teach organizational and procedural routines ; Design a considerate website ; Your first distance classes ; Learn students' interests
  • 3. Faculty-student relationships from a distance : Learning intentions and success criteria ; Characteristics of faculty-student relationships ; Judgment and will, not just knowledge and ability ; Peer-to-peer relationships are influenced, too ; A "chilly" classroom ; Reaching the hard to teach ; Increase your touchpoints with all students
  • 4. Teacher credibility at a distance : Learning intentions and success criteria ; Teacher credibility defined
  • 5. Teach clarity at a distance : Learning intentions and success criteria ; Start with the standards and competencies ; Create a flow of learning: planning for class ; Create learning intentions ; Identify success criteria ; Find the relevance
  • 6. Engaging tasks at a distance : Learning intentions and success criteria ; Think functions of engagement, not just tools ; Set the conditions for engagement and learning ; Select the tools that meet these functions and conditions ; Design tasks with engagement in mind ; Design a considerate schedule to promote engagement
  • 7. Planning learning experiences at a distance : Learning intentions and success criteria ; Demonstrating ; Collaborating ; Coaching and facilitating ; Practicing
  • 8. Feedback, assessment, and grading : Learning intentions and success criteria ; Feedback to students ; The socioemotional links to feedback ; Feedback at a distance ; Formative evaluation ; Summative evaluations ; Competency-based grading
  • 9. Keeping the focus on learning, distance or otherwise : Learning intentions and success criteria ; Learning from other crises ; Use crisis learning to make colleges and universities better ; Make learning better for students ; Make learning better for teachers.