Session 4: Discussion

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1. What kind of educational activities can teachers and instructional designers encourage student to do online?
  • Reading online materials e.g. news, information blogs, encyclopedia 
  • Conduct research e.g. research database
  • Collect data e.g. creating your own questionnaire on Google Form 
  • Finding and watching educational videos e.g. Tedtalk, youtube 
  • Creating their own learning materials e.g. Make their own Kahoot, own video to show what they have learned 
  • Participate in online discussions e.g. Wiki, forums, blogs
  • Create online notebooks to encourage self-directed learning, becoming an autonomous learner e.g. Onenote, Evernote
  • Online assessment to get instant feedback e.g. Kahoot 
  • Collaborating with others online e.g. Google docs, google slides
  • Organize thinking e.g. Mindmeister 
  • Post their own work for others to view and comment e.g. Seesaw 
  • Keeping an online calendar e.g. Google Calendar 

Comments

  1. AnonymousNovember 20, 2017 at 7:35 PM

    Agreed. Really appreciate that you make examples, so that we can understand better.

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