Music composition typically requires putting ink to paper, drawing dots and lines to create the notes. This method works in a traditional classroom environment, where instructors can provide the paper…
In today’s digital age, the ability to communicate your message in a clear, simple, and attractive way is essential. Infographics are a great educational tool that you can use to…
As discussed in our article “Five Great Uses of Video in Online Courses,” effective use of video can serve to not only teach students, but also enhance instructor presence, provide…
As we discussed in our article “Asynchronous vs. Synchronous Communication in the Online Classroom,” online students tend to favor asynchronous communication over synchronous elements. Asynchronous communication typically fits online students’…
Our world today is full of video. According to Donchev (2018), more than 300 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute! If you’re teaching an online course, chances…
As we discussed in our article on recognition networks, the universal design for learning (UDL) framework addresses three different brain networks (CAST, 2014): Recognition network: Collects information and puts it…