William Myers

I agree with Jessica. This is a point that is even expressed online for younger students. They are on ZOOM and one child is sitting and eating a bowl of cereal. The teacher asked if that was allowed in the school. The point is to make this an area they recognize. The behavior in the schools that are appropriate and not may also be used online.

This has been a very informative section that will enhance my classes and allow more student participation.

Bogging can be very beneficial to an online class. I appreciate the two rubrics to see the development of the students.

I appreciate the rubrics that help students stay on track. It also helps the instructor know what is being completed by the student.

Finding the best media for the class is the important first step. Also, make sure you are not breaching any confidentiality issues. The creation also establishes a rubric to measure the success of students. Feedback and continued improvements are equally important.

Social networking allows me to post videos, articles, and other media that are relevant to the class. Broadens everyone's howizons.