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1. 10 tips to know about
Virtual Teaching Software

2. Virtual teaching software takes as much if not more
preparation than teaching in a traditional classroom. Be
prepared to take what you've learned in the classroom
and re-construct it for a virtual setting. This means re-
thinking how you present materials, coursework, and daily
assignments.
1. Virtual teaching takes a lot of
time and preparation

3. Communication is critical since there is no face to face
time in the virtual classroom. In fact, some students may
assume the classroom is always open no matter the hour
day or night. Plan time to respond to students and provide
feedback in a thorough, complete and timely manner.
2. Communicate

4. It's up to you to build a strong sense of community in the
virtual classroom. You will need to encourage the use of
message boards, e-mailing back and forth and taking part
in group chats. Students will be prone to log in, skim
through the material, complete the assignment and leave.
Develop engaging questions and discussion starters.
3. Build a strong online community

5. Before you can even start developing the material, you
will need to set aside time to learn the web-based
classroom programming. You won't be able to simply walk
into the classroom, smile at your students and start a
conversation. Think of ways to welcome students.
4. Familiarize yourself with virtual
classroom

6. Make sure your coursework is presented in a clear and
concise manner. Students see online courses as a way to
speed up their education and they expect to log in, check
out the material for the day, submit assignments and
move on. With this in mind, you will need to make sure
everything is laid out in an easy to use setting.
5. Easy navigation is crucial

7. Things that worked in a regular classroom may not work in
the virtual classroom. Start with a new plan for exploring
material, sharing insights, and engaging interaction. Make
good use of the message board and group chat areas
instead.
6. Don’t re-use classroom
curriculum

8. There will be times when a student will message you for
help in a particular area. Make the time to respond to that
question even if you've already responded in a different
post or you've made it clear within the course material.
7. Always answer question

9. If you're live teaching, make sure you know the system
ahead of time. If you're frazzled because you don't know
how to operate the program, students will sense that.
Prepare ahead of time and greet students with a welcome
slide login.
8. Live teaching with care

10. In the classroom, you may have students work on their
own for 30 minutes to complete an assignment, but don't
expect this online. Students will be popping in and out of
the classroom at various times of the day or week so plan
assignment due dates accordingly.
9. Assignment will take longer

11. Be open to feedback as this will help you grow as a virtual
teacher. Don't wait to ask for feedback at the end of the
course. Ask at the beginning and in the middle too. This
will help you reach the students in a more impacting way
especially if there is something you need to change to
make the material more online friendly.
10. Ask for feedback

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