I learned that every adult learner needs time and correct information to achieve the best learning possible.
Focusing on the students needs will better enable me to assist them through all interactions, whether synchronous, or asynchronous corresponding with them.
Nuances & engagement considerations between synchronous & asynchronous discussions were quite helpful modules.
Information regarding the manner in which to handle either asynchronous or synchronous learning was very valuable.
Be as engaging as possible with your students. Feedback should be worded in way to encourage participation, confidence, and motivation. Feedback should also be constructive criticism if there is a need.
Importance of timely feedback.
I've learned the difference between asynchronized and synchronized communication and it was very insightful. Implementing these tools would help with being more interactive with the student.
I underline the importance of fostering participation and confidence in synchronous and asynchronous classes.
The soft skills of instructor and his awareness about this will be crucial on students engagement and learning goals.
Figuring out who the students learn best online will help teach a lecture that way. making sure to have synchronous meetings with students can keep each student on tract.
I learned about the difference between synchronous and asynchronous discussions. Synchronous occurs in real time and they are also known as chat sessions. They should not be use to teach critical content unless you are dealing with one student at a time. In contrast, asynchronous don't happen at the same moment.
Learning the difference between asynchronous and synchronous discussions are very important. Asynchronous is great to reach all students in the course; synchronous is better for one on one interactions between instructor and student.
Utilizing asynchronous meetings are more helpful and useful for effective student learning.
I hadn't realized that synchronous discussion should be reserved for one-on-one interaction. I do think it is a valuable tool to resolve individualized issues.
I found the different learning style interesting - as I was watching I was thinking of my current class and what their 'styles' would be.
I attend to apply this information in my class and lesson planning
Learning the difference between asynchronous and synchronous discussions were very valuable and how to provide feedback for each was very helpful and will be utilized in my teaching strategy.
Communication is the key to success in the online environment. Any information that can improve communication and collaboration can help instructors. I appreciate the reminders that constructive and sensitive feedback is important and that mutual respect is important in online discussion boards.
The important of class sizes and which type of discussions should be presented, synchronous versus asynchronous. Remembering not everyone reads at the same speed chats should be used for individuals while asynchronous discussions can be used for larger groups where they can expand more on their knowledge.
Synchronous meetings may have their place, too. They are most effective between an instructor and a single student. Asynchronous meetings are preferred for a whole class, and this type promotes engagement and interaction amongst many different learning types.
I learned the difference of verbal and nonverbal studying and learning patterns and the difference of synchronous and asynchronous.
