What I have learned is that there are many tools to communicate with students, and it is important to find the correct tool that will benefit the class

I learned how to use and  engage my online learners

students don't care to learn from teachers who don't care about them. you need to show them you actually care

I have learned that engaging online learners requires more than simply providing course content and assignments. Effective online learning should include social, intellectual, and motivational engagement. Students need opportunities to communicate with their classmates and instructor, participate in meaningful activities, receive constructive feedback, and understand how course activities relate to the learning objectives and real-world applications.

I intend to apply these concepts by creating meaningful discussion activities, incorporating real-world examples and hands-on assignments, providing timely and constructive feedback, and offering clear instructions in different formats when appropriate. I will also use friendly reminders and technology to help students stay organized,… >>>

Posting weekly videos ( instead of announcements) for that week's work  seems to have better impact for the students

Respectful, clear and intentional communication builds trusting and strong relationships with students and staff.

Be respectful with your responses. 

That communication is very important. How you communicate plays a large roll in how students learn. Finding ways to keep them engaged.

How important it is to listen to students concerns. Make them feel respected regardless of their background. Offer them a safe space to learn.