Distance education tips, tools and things to think about 2014
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Distance education tips, tools and things to think about 2014
- 1. DISTANCE EDUCATION TIPS, TOOLS AND THINGS TO THINK ABOUT Molly Immendorf Instructional Technology Specialist 2014 UWEX CES JCEP CONFERENCE
- 2. TOO MANY CHOICES! 2014 UWEX CES JCEP CONFERENCE
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- 4. QUESTIONS TO ASK 2014 UWEX CES JCEP CONFERENCE
- 5. TAKE THE TIME TO PLAN, CREATE AND OPTIMIZE FOR LEARNING VIA DISTANCE TECHNOLOGIES 2014 UWEX CES JCEP CONFERENCE
- 6. CHUNK INFORMATION & INSTRUCTION 2014 UWEX CES JCEP CONFERENCE
- 7. THINK INTERACTIVITY 2014 UWEX CES JCEP CONFERENCE
- 8. RE-THINK DEFINITION OF COMPLETION 2014 UWEX CES JCEP CONFERENCE
- 9. CREATE COMMUNITY 2014 UWEX CES JCEP CONFERENCE
- 10. EVALUATE EFFECTIVENESS 2014 UWEX CES JCEP CONFERENCE
- 11. INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY ASSISTANCE Help choose the correct tools and teaching methods for audience/learners, objectives, needs, etc. Consultation and training support Connect with other service and support providers within UWEX 2014 UWEX CES JCEP CONFERENCE molly.immendorf@ces.uwex.edu (608) 263-3843 http://fyi.uwex.edu/edtech/
Editor's Notes
- Ask how they plan face to face sessions Listen for and fill in: Audience/Learners: available to participate via technology (bandwidth, software version, if synchronous is the timing convenient) Are there alternate ways for audience members to receive the information, familiarity with using technology Learning Objectives Frequency and availability Synchronous or Asynchronous Self-paced or instructor-led Blended possibilities Archives Reuse/Repurpose Support availability Who else is doing this? Stakeholder input
- Some estimates – 4x the planning time than for a f2f
- Create shorter lessons/activities to fit in busy schedules
- Don’t do an information dump – create new learning with the learners
- Does someone need to do every lesson to complete the series/curriculum – think non-linear, independent lessons
- If appropriate (not self-paced, instructor-led), create a community of learners who create new learning and collaborate online
- Give opportunities for feedback for improvement