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EPISODE · Jan 26, 2021 · 24 MIN

Ep. 068: Communicating in Asynchronous Courses

from Let's Talk Teaching · host Center for Integrated Professional Development at Illinois State University

Students don't have to feel like they're "teaching themselves" when taking an online, asynchronous course. Dr. Hulda Black, an associate professor in the College of Business, joins us to highlight ways to make communication work through course design, establishing habits, and timely feedback. She and Jim Gee discuss in importance of creating a "rhythm" through scheduled communications, including announcements through ReggieNet and weekly videos to explain learning goals and give general feedback on student work to the class. They also discuss how to approach office hours using meeting tools like Zoom.

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