Mostly Asynchronous Interactive Lecture
Get ideas for an interactive asynchronous course by watching the video below, and learn about what tools and techniques you can use as an instructor.
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Mostly Synchronous Interactive Lecture
See how you might have a mostly synchronous interactive lecture by watching the video below, and learn about what tools and techniques you can use as an instructor.
Based on course tour of BME3240
Instructor practices:
Lecture Courses
Lecture is a common practice in face-to-face and virtual learning. On a virtual platform, options are limited for gesturing, physical space/body language, writing surfaces, and “reading the room,” and includes extra non-classroom distractions for viewers.
How do I share my Panopto lectures?
For Students in Your Class (preferred method)
For students in your class, they need to find your lectures by clicking on "Lecture Capture" in the Collab left navigation menu.
For Others via Shared Link (Note: This makes it potentially widely available)
If you want to share more broadly, you need to do the following:
Student Presentations
Student presentations serve many purposes in coursework. As you think about the best way to transition presentations online, consider the primary goals for presentations in your course.