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Connecting with Online Students

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When we teach, there is an unspoken power differential, and real connections have the potential to change that power dynamic. muddiest point, exit/minute papers, or “How are you doing?” Sally Baldwin, EdD, researches online course quality, online course design, and course evaluation instruments.

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Connecting with Online Students

Faculty Focus

When we teach, there is an unspoken power differential, and real connections have the potential to change that power dynamic. muddiest point, exit/minute papers, or “How are you doing?” Sally Baldwin, EdD, researches online course quality, online course design, and course evaluation instruments.

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Afterthoughts

Faculty Focus

This article first appeared in the Teaching Professor on October 1, 2017. In face-to-face courses, learning is compartmentalized into blocks that meet a prescribed number of times per week across the term or semester. For more articles like this, check out a Teaching Professor yearly membership for $159 or a monthly membership for $19.

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