We will be publishing a new series of blog posts that cover the fundamentals of online teaching. Master these tips, and you will have a great foundation on which to base your online teaching practice. Many of these posts were taken from our Online Teaching Certification Course, which all instructors take before they teach with us. If you’ve already taken the course, you may find these to be a useful refresher.
To find the Fundamentals series, click on the Fundamentals tag on the right side, or bookmark this link for the series.
I received my B.A. in English with a minor in Journalism from Wake Forest University and an M.A. in Religious Studies from Indiana University Bloomington. I see the role of an instructional designer as one that removes barriers to learning online content. Those barriers might be ones of accessibility, clarity, motivation, or something else that we discover as the online education continues to be refined. My job is to collaborate with instructors to make their content shine.
Latest posts by Katie Venit (see all)
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