Getting Started - Learning - Center for Online Learning, Research and Service - University of Illinois at Springfield - UIS
Resources for getting started teaching online in higher ed. Some of these are specific to this university, but much of this is general and could be applied anywhere.
Rubric for evaluating online higher ed courses, considering learner support, organization & design, instructional design & delivery, assessment & evaluation, innovative use of technology, and use of student feedback. CC-By
10 ideas for those new to teaching online, including being present, creating a supportive community, and a number of tips on writing good discussion questions.
Developing Effective Questions for Online Discussions
Tips for online instructors (and IDs) on how to write questions for online discussions. Three types of questions are identified: factual, thought (Socratic), and problem-solving. By Judith Boettcher--this is now part of the book "The Online Teaching Survival Guide: Simple and Practical Pedagogical Tips"
How To: Write Questions that Stimulate Discussion | Thinkfinity
Although this is about questions for discussions in a community, these are good basic guidelines for online learning discussions too. These could work as guidelines for a student-led discussion on how to write good questions.
Wiki by Kevin Wilcoxon with lengthy articles on learning and training. Categories are foundations, teaching online, course development, and the future (including references to the Serious e-Learning Manifesto). Currently everything is written by Kevin but you can sign up to contribute.
10 Great Jobs Where You Can Work Completely from Home - Business Insider
Curriculum developer, online teacher, and SME are on their list. If we're designing learning that can be delivered virtually, there's no reason that we shouldn't be working virtually too. I wish more companies would see the benefit of this and allow more WFH.