Benjamin Drury

Embracing a variety of perspectives is essential for gaining a comprehensive understanding of a course's effectiveness from both internal and external vantage points. While as instructors, we possess a clear intention behind the content and structure of our courses, it is imperative to recognize that the message conveyed may not always align with our intentions. 

Recognizing the importance of diverse assessment types, including formative, summative, self, and peer assessments, is integral to fostering a comprehensive learning experience.

Developing a logical and well-structured syllabus is crucial for guiding students through the learning process in a clear and organized manner. A thoughtfully designed syllabus outlines the course objectives, expectations, and a timeline, providing a roadmap for students to follow.

Authoring an online course involves defining your purpose and audience, choosing a topic based on passion and demand, and staying updated in your field. The success of the course hinges on clear, high-quality content, effective engagement strategies, and responsiveness to learner needs, making it essential to create a dynamic and interactive learning experience.