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This book will help you connect with students, whether you're teaching synchronously or asynchronously, regardless of the devices students may be using; develop community; and introduce you to gamification to add enjoyment and variety to your students' experience of your class.
List of contents
Foreword-- Lillian Nave Introduction 1. Virtual Instructor as Decision Maker and Facilitator 2. Virtual Instructor as a Community Builder and Supporter 3. Virtual Instructor as a Team Builder, Learner, and Collaborator 4. Virtual Instructor as a Course Designer and Student Engager 5. Virtual Instructor as a Content Expert and a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Guide. Using Asynchronous Instruction 6. Virtual Instructor as Project Planner and Assessor 7. Virtual Instructor as a Lifelong Learner and Knowledge Sharer Guide to Tools About the Authors References Index
About the author
Joanne Ricevuto is the Assistant Vice President for Instructional Success and is responsible for the faculty programming at her institution, which includes providing and presenting a multitude of professional workshops to the faculty on various current topics in higher education. She also serves as the managing editor of the website for the Office of Instructional Success. She has been in higher education for 20+ years and a professor of early childhood education. Additionally, she is the author of many published articles on virtual learning as well as student engagement. Laura McLaughlin is a professor of education and teaches undergraduate and graduate courses. Laura has over 20 years of experience working with adult learners providing training, professional development and coaching in corporate and educational settings. She is coauthor of Nurturing Young Innovators: Cultivating Creativity in the Home, School and Community and Teaching the 4 Cs with Technology: How Do I Teach 21st Century Skills with 21st Century Tools.
Summary
This book will help you connect with students, whether you’re teaching synchronously or asynchronously, regardless of the devices students may be using; develop community; and introduce you to gamification to add enjoyment and variety to your students’ experience of your class.
