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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.

It's important to remember that online doesn't mean alone and to have a reliable way for students to communicate and to receive support.

To have a good understanding of what you're teaching so that you are able to accurately instruct the students.

Having a good understanding of the online platform and course set up will assist me in my delivery techniques and strategies.

Student activity reports reveal engagement patterns—such as time spent in the course, last access dates, and correlations with grades. This helps to identify at risk student early. 

Yes, and instructors may use different methods to reach learners success.

Learners need online instructor support to ensure learners successful.

Become familiar with the CMS and the organization of the course content. Communication is essential in keeping the on line student engaged.

I have learned about the systems and the expectations of each instructor. I am eager to get into the platform to familiarize myself with the expectations. 

I need to familiarize myself with the platform so I can easily navigate and help students to who need assistance. Make sure that course content is communicated and accessible to students. Make a checklist to ensure that all information is covered.

I learnef hhow important it is to use CMS to develop course content

I learned that technology and its function are a signifigant influence on student statisfaction 

There is more to being an instructor than just knowing how to teach students, we must also know how to be able to use the course system and stay organized.

It is important to be familiar with the CMS to be an effective online instructor and to properly support students in this learning process. 

Improving my understanding of the course platform won't only help me, but it will help my students succeed as well.

I learned that is very important to check out the courses before starting in order to organize better the classes.

What I have learned is that going over the course helps me get organized to help my students. 

Having a working knowledge of the CMS is vital to building student confidence in their instructor and directly impacts the students' success. Simply knowing the learning material is not enough.

Comment on John Catafygiotu's post: I appreciated that dual aspect as well. 

I learned the primary expectations of the instructor and what we need to know to prepare for each course. I also learned about the platform's features that instructors are expected to master.  

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