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One of the obstacles instructors face includes discovering where students may be struggling with course content or concepts.

Remote delivery can be challenging, but it is even more difficult if your students are disengaged. Here are a few strategies and ideas for engaging your students during Zoom class sessions.

In a January 2019 tip titled Creating a Supportive Climate for Engagement, a variety of strategies were provided for fostering and encouraging student engagement in courses.  This week, we’ll focus more closely on the various ways you can build community in a course regardless of the delivery method.

At the beginning of the semester, survey your students to help identify what your students have access to and any potential issues (or benefits) with running your class virtually.

If you are just getting started with distance delivery, we suggest completing the Readiness Assessment and then utilizing the remainder of the resources to help you fill in the gaps.