Online Learning & Teaching
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Jeff Hellmer, Music, utilizes Cerego in his online synchronous course, “Jazz Appreciation.” Through Cerego, students are given instant feedback and an adaptive, customized learning path. Unlike traditional tests and quizzes, where students often guess answers and never return to the ones they didn't understand, students earn credit in the course by making progress in Cerego over time.
Building an effective online course requires paying careful attention to both the materials of your course and how you will teach it. Give yourself plenty of time to identify the “big picture” ideas and knowledge that you expect students to learn and translate them into the online environment. As you assemble your ideas into a course structure, consider the technology requirements that you expect students to meet and how that impacts the ‘pacing’ of the course.
As more and more of our lives and careers are impacted by the digital world, online learning provides many and diverse benefits for students.