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itservices.msu.edu Teaching with Technology Jessica Knott Instructional Designer IT Services - Teaching and Learning Support [email protected]

Teaching with Technology Workshop

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This workshop utilizes Chickering and Ehrmann's 1996 work surrounding the 7 principles of good teaching practice, focusing on how to make solid technology choices for online teaching. Developed for Michigan State University, frequently iterated, highly collaborative. This particular PowerPoint is the one I use, but it was developed as a collaborative effort and is not my work alone.

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Teaching with Technology

Jessica KnottInstructional DesignerIT Services - Teaching and Learning [email protected]

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Big Paper!

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The 7 Principles of Good Teaching Practice

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1. Initiates instructor-student contact

• Personal interactions• Asynchronous support• Synchronous support

Potential Tools:Vocaroo – vocaroo.comJing – techsmith.com/jing.htmlSkype – skype.com

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2. Collaborative Learning Opportunities

• Team Projects and Collaborative Learning• Peer Review• Discussion and Back Channel

Potential Tools:Google Docs – googleapps.msu.eduPrezi – prezi.comTwitter – twitter.comWordPress – wordpress.com

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3. Integrates Active Learning• Simulations, case

studies, games• Evaluation and

reflection• Authentic, creative,

multimedia projectsPotential Tools:Weebly – weebly.comFlickr – flickr.comCLEAR – clear.msu.eduOER – oercommons.org

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4. Regular and Timely Feedback• Formative assessment and mastery learning

• Polling, “muddiest point,” course evaluation

Potential Tools:PollEverywhere – polleverywhere.com

GoogleForms – googleapps.msu.edu

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5. Time on Task - Practice• Help structure time• Self-assessments

Potential Tools:Desire2Learn – SelfAssessments

selfCheck – vudat.msu.edu/resources/selfcheck

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6. Communicate High Expectations

• Clear course organization

• Graphic syllabus?• Rubrics• Examples with

annotations• Frequent check-ins

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7. Respect Diversity and Create Inclusive Learning

Environments• Web accessibility• Multiple delivery

methods• Engagement• Choices• Inclusive discussions

and resources

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ResourcesBackward Design Charthttp://www.tinyurl.com/BackwardDesignChart

Connect Big Ideas to the 7 Principleshttp://www.tinyurl.com/BigIdeasTo7Ps

Matching 7 Principles and Toolshttp://www.tinyurl.com/Matching7PsAndTools

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Questions?