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Lisa M Lane, MiraCosta College (History) When designing an online class (I’m doing one now on the History of Technology) I try to keep in mind that I have the whole web to play with. Starting from a position of control, of knowing that I have choices of what to offer my students, is important. […] by Joanne Carrubba, MiraCosta College (Art History) If I think waaaayyyy back (5 years, but it seems so long) to when I started teaching online, I remember being completely intimidated with the idea of teaching Art History to students through a computer rather than in a classroom. I could not conceive of how I would […] 2014 sessions WordPress Q&A with Laura Paciorek is available as a Collaborate recording. These sessions (2012), and were part of the certificate class also: Lisa’s presentation on Control and Freedom in Online Classes is available as a Collaborate archive session. Ted Major’s presentation on Audio and Video is available as a Collaborate recording here. Lisa, […] Robin Good, Literacy practice, pedagogy, and the ‘digital university’ (2014) Lyn/Dwyer/Guo, Exploring Online Teaching: A Three-Year Composite Journal of Concerns and Strategies from Online Instructors, Online Journal of Distance Learning Administration, Volume XII, Number III, Fall 2012 Jonathan Mott, Envisioning the post-LMS Era: The Open Learning Network (2010) Bob Barrett, Creating Structure out of Chaos […] The Magic of Video Clips (January 2014) |
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