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Videos in this section are focused on technological support tools and equipment that you may be utilising
Have you been wanting to take your online presentations or recordings to the next level? Are you curious about whether to add a green screen to your home or office workspace?
In response to demand, I've written a 150-page getting started guide especially for educators considering a move toward a user-friendly green screen solution. The first dozen pages walk you through the major decision-points to consider before committing to a green screen solution. The remaining pages include detailed step-by-step instructions, including screen shots, for bringing the recommended software and equipment together.
Only $125 (AUD) - Contact me to purchase Deniese@TeachingOnline.com.au
Practical Insights From Researchers
Making education research accessible with practical summaries from the researchers themselves.
(Note: Due to journal copyright rules, I cannot post the articles themselves here - contact me for a copy).
How do your students engage in online chat-based learning spaces? Do they contribute to the conversation (champions and strikers) or simply click ‘like’ (hustlers and bench sitters)? This video summarises new research that will help you understand and plan for different engagement types online.
As online educators, our teaching practice is not always aligned with our ideal of a 'good' educator. This video presents the results of recently published research that identified what factors affect our practice and cause this misalignment from our ideal. Use this model to reflect on your own ideals and practice, and address tensions that may be affecting you and your students.
We know that student-led, inquiry-based education represents an exemplary approach to teaching ... but what strategies can you enact to foster that questioning mindset amongst your students? Find out in this video featuring first-hand tips from one of the greats, Mr John Cowan.
In this video about student engagement tasks and measures, Dr Cathy Stone draws on research when challenging us to think more deeply about what we're measuring and why we're measuring it. She reminds us that students get frustrated when we assign 'busy work', and that engagement isn't always visible or measurable.
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