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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.

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·uis.edu·Jun 15, 2012

Getting Started - Learning - Center for Online Learning, Research and Service - University of Illinois at Springfield - UIS

Rubric for Online Instruction

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

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·csuchico.edu·Jul 12, 2012

Rubric for Online Instruction

Ten Best Practices for Teaching Online

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.

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·designingforlearning.info·Jul 12, 2012

Ten Best Practices for Teaching Online

Working with Small Groups

Tips and strategies for working with small groups online from the University of Maryland University College. Includes a very simple rubric at the end.

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·umuc.edu·Aug 29, 2012

Working with Small Groups

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"

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·designingforlearning.info·Aug 29, 2012

Developing Effective Questions for Online Discussions

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.

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·thinkfinity.org·Aug 29, 2012

How To: Write Questions that Stimulate Discussion | Thinkfinity