Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
Teach Online: Conversation Matters
Griffith University
This online course explored the value of promoting conversation in online learning, and strategies for creating rich learning communities. Topics included creating a communication plan, the place of social networks in higher education, the Community of Inquiry model, development of personal facilitation strategies, application of technology in creating conversations, and managing expectations by communicating availability.
1 weeks, 4 hours per week
Rae Jobst
Senior Educational Project Officer, Griffith Online
Griffith University
Renee Denham
Educational Designer, Griffith Online
Griffith University
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Reflect on your own online communication skills and habits by engaging in critical discussion
- Apply the community of Inquiry framework to evaluate strategies for employing conversation in education by identifying tools and strategies
- Identify personal strategies for enhancing learning conversations through practice, discussion and reflection
- Develop a course communication plan using the community of inquiry framework
Syllabus
- Social networks and use in higher education
- Application of the Community of Inquiry model
- Being present in online learning communities
- You as facilitator
- Your communication toolkit
- Managing expectations of being ‘always on’
- Planning communication in your course
- Using technology to enable conversation
Issued on 6th August 2020
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