Course Delivery | Origin: EL102
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Online Teaching Techniques --> Course Delivery
Post what you've learned about this topic and how you intend to apply it. Feel free to post questions and comments too.
I learned to better support my online learners and course delivery.
I learned what support can look like and how beneficial it can be to the students so they don’t become frustrated.
One thing I took away from this module is the importance of being intentional about how course material is delivered, especially in an online environment. Clear expectations, organized content, and consistent communication help students stay engaged and understand what is expected of them throughout the course.
I also learned that online learning works best when students are encouraged to participate and interact with both the material and their peers. Discussion boards, feedback, and structured activities help reinforce learning rather than just presenting information.
Moving forward, I plan to apply this by making sure my course materials are clear, accessible, and supportive of different learning styles. I also want to encourage more participation so students feel comfortable asking questions and engaging in the learning process. Creating an environment where students feel supported can help improve both understanding and confidence.
Comment on Diane Kuklinski's post: Great point! Being organized from the start really does make online teaching run much smoother. When the course is set up clearly and thoughtfully, students know exactly what to expect and can focus on learning rather than figuring things out. Thanks for sharing this insight!
Overall, this module strengthened my perspective on what effective online teaching looks like and how it directly impacts student retention, satisfaction, and achievement. I am committed to using these strategies to help faculty deliver high‑quality online educational experiences that meet the diverse needs of today’s learners.
I learned to familiarize myself with the modules so I can be affective in Q/A. Having discissions can also clarify any questions and keep students engaged in the program.
Comment on Rachel Bramlett's post: Agreed, evidence based practices show with modern learners to be clear with expectations early.
I learned and reinforced ways to better engage online students
This module helped impose the importance of understanding how to use the CMS in conjunction with the content. This will allow me to build an experience that pushes students and gives them the intellectual involvement to learn the course content.
I learned not to get complacent and better support my online students.
Aprendí que la calidad de un curso en línea depende de una adecuada estructura pedagógica y tecnológica. En ese sentido, el Sistema de Gestión de Cursos es vital para el proceso formativo. En este contexto, el rol del instructor va más allá del dominio de la disciplina, se requiere gestionar el entorno virtual, acompañar permanentemente a los estudiantes, ser asertivo en la retroalimentación que se da, dominar la plataforma tecnológica y diseñar estrategias efectivas en el diseño instruccional del curso.
Its a good module to learn from. Not every student has the technical support or technology to be fully engaged in each class. Its important to understand that not every student learns the same way and barriers can happen.
It was a good comprehensive approach to the course structure, delivery platform, and support infrastructure.
i am learning a lot of great information and cant wait to use these skills
Both instructors and students may encounter technical difficulties during online sessions. The key is to address and resolve these issues promptly to ensure the student remains engaged and does not lose interest.
I have learned the importance on being clear and informative to online learners. Also, organization and communication is key.
I learned how important it is to monitor body language and tone of voice when communicating with students (or patients/clients) - its not just words. When speaking face to face, try to have some concepts in mind so you are not completely winging it. When communicating on the phone, have a checklist to that you can make sure you cover all necessary topics. In an e-mail, you only have words (no body language or voice tone), so it help to have a prepared refined message that can be used interchangeably.
I learned that effective online course delivery comes down to being clear, organized, and present for students. Communicating often and keeping the learning experience smooth and easy to follow.
I have learned how to better support my online learners
