To be a successful e-teacher for new generation learners, teachers must engage students through visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learning activities. Traditional classroom methods often fail to engage learners, who are now motivated, self-directed, and access information instantly online. Evaluation should be ongoing and focus on concepts rather than just testing. Teachers must adopt technology like learning management systems and web meetings to engage learners outside the classroom and prepare them for the future.

1. E-Teaching Be a successful e-teacher to New Generation Learners

2. New Generation Learners Motivated Self-Directed Diverse Needs Access to wealth of information Expects instant results and benefit from learning Role Models are neither parents nor teachers but “PEERS” New Generation learners will demand “engagement” in everything they do Traditional methods used in school today often fail to engage many learners and can easily miss some of the learners completely

3. Comparison Traditional Classroom Teacher decides the scope and direction of learning Evaluation usually occurs at the end of the unit study New Generation Class room Teacher must take on the role of explainer, context provider, meaning maker, evaluator/coach Evaluation that will be ongoing and meaningful

4. Teaching the pre-decided material and preparing the learners for a “Test” is not preparing them for future

5. New Generation Learners Students of today are far ahead of their parents in technology level Much of their learning takes place away from school – when they take part in self-directed activities like blogging, social networking through Face book, Orkut etc or participating in alternate reality world like Second life

6. Changes required in New Generation Classroom Engage Learners through Visual Auditory Kinaesthetic (learning by actually carrying out a physical activity)‏ Focus on Concepts Assessment of learners is part of the curriculum and done continuously Continuously evaluate learners ability to move to new things It is essential that you keep the group very small less than 20 so that monitoring can be done

7. Don't just adjust the level of difficulty of questions for students of varying abilities or do not grade some students harder and some easily offer variety of learning options, designed to tap into different readiness levels, interests and learning profiles

8. Successful teaching to new generation Engage Learners Manage them in small groups Activities and assignments designed as per the groups ability Be aware that learning happens outside of the class room as well, encourage them to participate in out side of class room activity Technology is no longer a good to have feature, it is perhaps a minimum requirement if you are into teaching

9. Can't ignore technology in teaching any more

10. Adopt e-teaching !

11. What do I need to do e-teach ? All you need is Learning Management System Testing and assessment system Web-meeting tool to connect with learners Web-hosting and internet infrastructure

12. How can I put all this together ? There are many tools available today which you can use There are over 500+ Learning Management systems available for a license fee and some available for Free There are over 100+ Testing and assessment tools available There are over 20+ Web meeting software for you to choose from Finally- 1000+ web hosting service providers to host your website

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