This document provides information about a webinar on moving swiftly to online teaching during the coronavirus pandemic. The webinar, hosted on March 16th 2020, will provide experienced educators' tips in 5 areas: 1) Getting started teaching online for the first time, 2) Actively engaging and interacting with students, 3) Promoting student interactivity and participation, 4) Designing engaging online content and resources, and 5) Supporting student success in online learning. The webinar aims to help educators transition their teaching online during this time.

1. Moving Swiftly to Online Teaching:
Valuable Tips from Experienced Educators
Monday
16th March 2020
Special Webinar

2. Moving Swiftly to Online Teaching:
Valuable Tips from Experienced Educators
Monday
16th March 2020
Special Webinar

4. 2015
No Significant
Difference

5. https://nidl.blog

6. https://www.dcu.ie/nidl/resources/Swiftly-Moving-Online-Coronavirus.shtml

7. (Salcido & Cole, 2018)

9. Learner-Content
Interaction
Learner-learner
Interaction
Teacher-Learner
Interaction
Learning
Interactivity
Framework

10. Learner-Content
Interaction
Learner-learner
Interaction
Teacher-Learner
Interaction
Place of Learning
(Where Learning Ocurrs)
Mode of Learning
(How Learning Occurs)
Pace of Learning
(When Learning Occurs)
Learning
Interactivity
Framework

11. Learning by sharing
(Connectivist)
Learning by listening
(Instructionist)
Learning by doing
(Constructivist)
Learning by making
(Constructionist)
Pedagogical
Compass

13. 1. Tips for getting started
teaching online for the
first time

14. 2. Tips for educators to
actively engage and
interact with students

15. 3. Tips for promoting
student interactivity and
online participation

16. 4. Tips for designing
engaging online
content and learning
resources

17. 5. Tips for student
success in an online
learning environment

18. 6. Your tips and
further questions

20. Thank you