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By: Patrick Cafferty Here’s a detailed description of how I promoted student engagement in the online environment using an alternative…
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Teaching a Flipped, Fully Online Class Using Small Group Work
By: Patrick Cafferty Here’s a detailed description of how I teach a flipped, completely online class where students view pre-recorded…
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By: Douglas Mulford I have prepared a couple of video tutorials for teaching online this fall. First is how to…
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By a) providing a shared document that can be edited by all students, b) putting students into breakout rooms, and…
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By: Susan Smith Having a group answer questions, I would recommend an app called Poll Everywhere. This app can be…
How to create your own home teleprompter
By: Astrid Eckert How to create your own home teleprompter (by Yair Minzker, Princeton)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcSnmnguGdE&feature=youtu.be
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