K-12 Introduction to Teaching Online (K-12 TOL)

K-12 Introduction to Teaching Online (K-12 TOL)

Explore the basic components of online course delivery. Schedule a full day face-to-face or online session of this workshop for your group.

Course Length:

Two weeks, approximately 15 hours

Delivery Mode:

Online (Asynchronous)

Instruction:

Facilitated

Fee with Membership:

$175.00

Fee:

$225.00

The K-12 Introduction to Teaching Online workshop explores basic components of online course delivery. Participants will be introduced to differences between traditional face-to-face (F2F) learning and online learning, the teacher and student roles in the online classroom, the importance of orienting online students, getting (and keeping) students engaged, methods of providing effective feedback, and facilitating online discussions.

Recommended For

Teachers currently or soon to be teaching online.
Those interested in teaching online.

Prerequisites

None

Synchronous Session Info

Offered as a full day workshop for up to 25 participants.

Offered as Online Dedicated

Yes

Offered as F2F Dedicated

Yes

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This professional development is available as a dedicated session for your group! Gather 10+ participants and fill out the request form to schedule a time that's convenient for you. Workshops can be combined to focus on team and instructional goals — ask us how.

Synchronous or Asynchronous Online Learning?

This workshop focuses on asynchronous online learning — where learners do not have to be together at the same time. Learning that takes place through real-time video or web conferencing tools (e.g. Zoom) is more like face-to-face instruction rather than asynchronous online courses.

QM doesn't currently provide quality assurance for synchronous online learning environments, but we are examining what is working well according to research-supported best practices. In the meantime, please check out Contact Nord's webinar on Teaching Effectively with Zoom.