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  • How to Foster More Authentic Discussions in Asynchronous Online Courses.
  • VoiceThread for Online Presence and Engagement.
  • Universal Design and Your Ally(ies): Pedagogical Strategies.
  • Managing and Facilitating Discussions.
  • Dynamic Design: Visual Elements of a Course.
  • Instructor Presence.
  • Engagement Through Videos.
  • Recording Weekly Recap Videos.
  • Instruction By Design: Imposter Syndrome: It’s Okay to Own Your Achievements.
  • Recording Weekly Overview Videos.
  • Community Guidelines.
  • Approaches to Instructor Introductions.
  • Approaches for Course Introductions.
  • Strategies for Remote Labs.
  • Elevate Learning with Stories.
  • Foundations in Excellence for Teaching Online.
  • Dynamic Design: Multimedia design ideas for online and remote course creation.
  • Supporting Online Learners.
  • Academic Integrity.
  • Design for online process infographic.
  • Lab Experiences.
  • Group Work.
  • Learning Design.
  • Learning Objectives.
  • Assessment.
  • Communication.
  • Enhancing Materials for Online.
  • Going Online Toolkit.
  • Video Spotlight: Creating Effective Lecture Videos.
  • Encouraging Reflection, Practice, and Prediction through Canvas Surveys.
  • Building Community Online.
  • Instruction By Design: We DO Need Badges.
  • Instruction By Design: Project Management for Practical People.
  • Instruction By Design: Forget the Instructions Manual, Use Design Thinking Instead.
  • Instruction By Design: Kean on Authentic Assessment.
  • Instruction By Design: The Quagmire of Late Assignment Policies and Procedures.
  • Instruction By Design: Adaptive Learning in Higher Ed: Failure is Not an Option.
  • Instruction By Design: Busting Multimedia Myths.
  • Best Practices for Large-Enrollment Online Courses, Part III: Managing instructor-student communication and presence.
  • Instruction By Design: IBD Reflection Roundup.
  • Instruction By Design: Going Full TILT: Supporting Learner Success Through Intentional Transparency.
  • Instruction By Design: The Competencies of Digital Literacy.
  • Tips and Tricks for Creating Accessible Video Lectures.
  • Instruction By Design: Escape from the Ivory Tower! Theory into Practice.
  • Troubleshooting Checklist for Online Instructors.
  • Instruction By Design: The Venn Diagram of Instructional Design.
  • Quick and Easy Course Improvements All Online Instructors Should Consider.
  • Best Practices for Designing Effective Rubrics.
  • Instruction By Design: Constructing Knowledge by Mapping Concepts.
  • Instruction By Design: Screencasting.
  • Instruction By Design: Hot Topics: NMC Horizon Report 2018.
  • Best Practices for Large-Enrollment Online Courses, Part 2: Managing groups, peer review, and other peer-to-peer interactions.
  • Best Practices for Large-Enrollment Online Courses, Part I: Managing student expectations, leveraging quizzes, and reducing grading load.
  • Best Practices for Teaching Online.
  • Designing & Organizing Your Yellowdig Board: Folksonomy & Taxonomy in Yellowdig.
  • Yellowdig: A Social Learning Platform.
  • Creating videos using YouTube and posting in Canvas.
  • Instruction By Design: Evaluating Assignments with Rubrics.
  • Instructional Design Models and Theories: Operant Conditioning Theory.
  • Instructional Design Models and Theories: Schema Theory.
  • Instruction By Design: Faculty Conversation.
  • Instruction By Design: Reflections.
  • Instruction By Design: Lightning Round.
  • Instruction By Design: Surviving and Thriving During Collaborative eLearning Development Projects.
  • Instructional Design Models and Theories: Instructional Design Theories for Your Next Course.
  • Instruction By Design: Accessibility in Curriculum Design.
  • A Brief Guide to Producing Videos from Your Home or Office.
  • Instruction By Design: Efficiently Managing High Enrollment Courses.
  • How I Became an Instructional Designer: Xanthe.
  • 7 Tips For On-Camera Success!
  • Instruction By Design: Hot Topics.
  • How I Became an Instructional Designer: Lyn.
  • How I Became an Instructional Designer: Olivia.
  • Instruction By Design: Forming Formative Assessments.
  • Why Use Master Shells to Manage Online Courses.
  • Instructional Design Models and Theories: The Gestalt Psychology of Learning.
  • Instruction By Design: VR/AR – Hype or Ripe?
  • The Best Online Faculty.
  • Instructional Design Models and Theories: Connectionism.
  • Instruction By Design: Educating the Global Audience.
  • What Makes a Remarkable Online Course? Part 2: Course Teaching and Facilitation Recommendations from ASU Faculty.
  • Instructional Design Models and Theories: Classical Conditioning.
  • Instruction By Design: Discussing Discussion Boards.
  • What Makes an Online Course Remarkable? Part 1: Course Design Recommendations from ASU Faculty.
  • Instructional Design Models and Theories: Introduction.
  • Instruction By Design: Exploring the Implementation of Digital Portfolios.
  • Tips for Making Your Courses More Accessible.
  • Instruction By Design: Your Course Evaluations and You.
  • Instruction By Design: Academic Integrity – Students’ Motivation for Cheating.
  • Engage your Students with the 6 C’s of Motivation.
  • Instruction By Design: Teamness – IDs as Agents of Collaborative/Cooperative Culture in Higher Ed.
  • Instruction By Design: Instructional Multimedia.
  • Instruction By Design: QM Connect Conference.
  • Instruction By Design: The Mature Matriculator Episode.
  • Instruction By Design: Copyright Basics for Educators.
  • Instruction By Design: Semester Start Up Triage.
  • Instruction By Design: Designing Your Course Syllabus.
  • Instruction By Design: Introducing Season 2.
  • Instruction By Design: Faculty Conversation.
  • Instruction By Design: Podcast On Podcasting.
  • Instruction By Design / Summer 2017 Bonus Episode 01: Lightning Round.
  • How I Became an Instructional Designer: Julie.
  • How I Became an Instructional Designer: Obi.
  • How I Became an Instructional Designer: Alicia.
  • How I Became an Instructional Designer: Mary.
  • Instruction By Design: Professional Development for Busy Faculty.
  • How I Became an Instructional Designer: Alex.
  • How I Became an Instructional Designer: Pat.
  • Instruction By Design: OLC Innovate 2017.
  • How I Became an Instructional Designer: Philippos.
  • Instruction By Design: Team-Based Course Design.
  • How I Became an Instructional Designer: Athena.
  • How I Became an Instructional Designer: Fabio.
  • Letting Go of Tradition: Universal Instructional Design for Adult Learners.
  • Instruction By Design: Instructor Presence (Both F2F and online).
  • The ASU Online Faculty Center.
  • Instruction By Design: Moving beyond the textbook for learning materials.
  • Fair Use Week – Fair Use in Online Instruction.
  • Instruction By Design: How can instructional designers help you?
  • Instruction By Design Podcast: Podcast Introduction.
  • Instruction By Design: Tools for flipping the classroom.
  • Instruction By Design: Increasing classroom engagement (active learning).
  • 2016 Innovating Pedagogy Report.
  • My Favorite Indie Games for Education.
  • A GROUP Design Challenge…Online!
  • The Wide World of Videos!
  • Is Flash-Based Content Causing Problems in Your Course?
  • Integrating Technology with Bloom’s Taxonomy.
  • 9 Ways to Make Your Course Easier to Navigate.
  • Are You Teaching Good Netiquette?
  • Embedding a YouTube Lecture in Blackboard.
  • Sharing MediaAmp Videos in Blackboard with Other Users.
  • 10 Ways Subject Librarians Can Assist Faculty Teaching Online or On-ground.
  • Fostering an Inclusive Environment when Developing Online Courses.
  • Ten Teaching Trends from the Innovating Pedagogy Report.
  • Using True or False Questions for Student Engagement in Your Course.
  • Cheaters Never Prosper.
  • 9 Proven Ways for Instructors to Address Online Student Retention.
  • Accessibility in Online Courses.
  • 15 Ways Instructional Designers Can Assist Faculty.
  • Four Instructor Tips for Incorporating New Technologies into your Online Course.
  • Faculty Showcase: Online Collaborative Activities.
  • The CATs in a Hat: Fostering Higher Order Thinking.
  • Five ways to utilize ASU Libraries in online courses.
  • Strategies for Providing Effective and Efficient Instructor Feedback.
  • Using Twitter and Facebook to Encourage Student Classroom and Political Engagement.
  • ASU Help Desk – Live Chat Now Available in all Blackboard Courses.
  • Six Google Drive Add-ons to Enhance your Teaching Experience.
  • How Important Is Instructor Presence in an Online Course?
  • Using Technology to Engage the Nontraditional Student.
  • Using the Quality Matters Self Review Tool in Your Course.
  • Are my students really getting it? CATs will show you the way.
  • 5 Things Successful Instructors Do When the Semester is Over.
  • Livestream launches Google Glass broadcasting app.
  • Standalone apps for Docs, Sheets and Slides for Android and iOS.
  • How to Create a Successful Online Course – Without Muppets.
  • Third-Party Tools Used in ASU Online Courses.
  • Faculty Videos and Games: Enhancing Student Engagement and Performance.
  • The ASU Instructional Designer: Building Effective Relationships.
  • Gauging Student Understanding: CATs are puuuuur-fect.
  • Making Online Classroom Discussion More Dynamic and Engaging.
  • To Get the Right Answer, You Have to Ask the Right Question.
  • Extra Credit Quandaries.
  • Sample Syllabus Quiz Questions.
  • The Voices of Online Learning.
  • It’s the Middle of the Semester… So, What Do My Students Really Think?
  • Introducing the ASU Instructional Designers [Infographic].
  • Strategies for Retaining Online Students.
  • Tips for Online Student Success.
  • Setting the Stage for Meaningful Peer-to-Peer Feedback.
  • First Impressions.
  • From the Trenches – An ASU Online Student Perspective.
  • Videos in the Classroom: Is That Really Active Learning?
  • Assessments with Rubrics.
  • Video Conferencing for Synchronous Sessions – Food for Thought.
  • The Importance of Tech Literacy for Online Instructors.
  • The Value of Group Work.
  • Student Success with Video Chats on Google+ Hangouts.
  • The e-Portfolio Revolution.
  • Design Thinking for Educators.
  • Questions to Consider As You Prepare to Teach Your First Hybrid Course.
  • Using Mini-Games in the Classroom.
  • How Are Professors Embracing Social Media?
  • How Does Active Learning Support Student Success?
  • Time for Spring Cleaning – Dust Off Your Instructor Cap!
  • The Future of Learning.
  • Aligning Assessments with Learning Objectives.
  • Profile of an ASU Online Instructor: Dr. Gina Woodall, School of Politics and Global Studies.
  • ASU Online – A Year in Review.
  • Using Research to Bring Interactive Learning Strategies into General Education Mega-Courses.
  • iPad Apps for Content Creation: Skitch.
  • Using Wikis.
  • Writing Measurable Learning Objectives.
  • How Students Cheat.
  • Games for Change 2012.
  • Why Students Cheat.
  • Defining Cheating.
  • Using Weekly Videos in Your Online Course.
  • Using Copyrighted Video, Audio and Images In Courses.
  • Using GradeMark with Rubrics.
  • Quality Matters Overview.
  • Using blogs in online classes as a learning tool.
  • Creating an Interactive and Personal Course Experience by using Announcements.
  • Teaching Online Podcast: Sherry Rankins-Robertson and Tiffany Bourelle.
  • A HA Gaming! Curricular gaming and simulations to make learning real.
  • Teaching Online Podcast: Jill Schiefelbein.
  • Integrating Games into the Curriculum.
  • Using Voicethread.
  • Using Twitter in Your Online Course.

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