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3. Use a combination of learning tools for better engagement

Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2025 10:39 am
by kexej28769@nongnue
- When starting your online course, start with a personal introduction post and encourage participants to contribute their own short bio or introduction to the group.

- Create an open discussion board or forum where learners can post to ask for help and help each other, developing peer support.

- Form small groups, similar to traditional russia number data groups, to provide mentoring support to fellow students.

- These strategies will encourage learners to work together as an active learning community, benefiting all individuals involved.




Today, we are fortunate to have technology that creates virtual learning environments that allow us to collaborate and interact as well as we would if we were in the classroom.

The best online teachers use a combination of both synchronous and asynchronous activities, creating a blend of traditional online learning styles with newer, more collaborative audio and visual tools. Incorporating multiple activities makes content more interesting and engaging, increasing student interaction with both the teacher and other learners.