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Arizona State University and their online high school program, ASU Prep Digital, have put together ASU For You, a library of no-cost resources to help supplement current learning plans.
Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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Eliana Cuellar Alzate's curator insight,
May 22, 2020 12:32 PM
Arizona State University (ASU) has online course materials and it is available for any school until the end of May. It also has created a library of training videos and teaching support programs are available.
Training Topics Include:
Online curriculum
Learning Management System
Best practices in online instruction
Setting up a virtual instruction plan Web 2.0 tools (web conferencing, plagiarism detection, etc.)
Live lessons
Pace charts
Setting up a home page
Supporting students with special needs
Creating supplemental resources and customizations
Academic integrity & discussion-based assessments
Preparing for “go live” with students Best practices for effective communication
Monitoring student progress
Building social presence
Social and emotional learning in an online environment
Teaching time and stress management
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