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@j_a_corrigan @Concordia Thank you @j_a_corrigan ! ☺️

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Q7: How was your first Twitter chat? Share any ‘aha’ moments you had 😀 Whom should we invite to our next Twitter chat?! #ETEC681

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Q6: How can we do better to create community, collaboration, and engagement with diverse perspectives in our online classes? #ETEC681

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Q5: How do we present topics that are confrontational and divisive, but nonetheless imperative points of discussion? Particularly when we lose the f2f context cues (people don’t ‘look’ offended in chat rooms)? #ETEC681

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Q4: Is the asynchronous discussion board in online learning dead?! Love it or hate it? Why? #ETEC681

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Q3: What apps, technologies, platforms, or instructional approaches have you experienced—as a teacher or student—that helped you feel part of an online classroom community? #ETEC681

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Q2: Describe a time where you felt connected in an online class. #ETEC681

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#ETEC681 hi!

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Welcome to our Twitter chat! Where are you joining us from? What is something good that happened today? #ETEC681

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@j_a_corrigan
Welcome to our Twitter chat! Where are you joining us from? What is something good that happened today? #ETEC681

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One day to go until our Twitter chat!

First time? Follow this link for some easy instructions:
https://t.co/7RcFeaMizO

See you there! #ETEC681

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@j_a_corrigan @Concordia @EdTechConcordia @Paulapokats @abiraitani @SenkiAmoi @noor_shamari Thank you, Julie, for a great experience this semester! #ETEC681

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@CarladeMontreal @j_a_corrigan Great ideas! An option to engage or not shows empathy from the teacher. It also leaves the final decision with the student and can provide a sense of safety. (Sometimes just knowing participation is a choice can be comforting.)

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@j_a_corrigan A7: This was fun! We could chat up a distance education class from another university?#ETEC681 and ???

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@abiraitani @j_a_corrigan Yes, me too. And it stems from protocol, you're right.

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@j_a_corrigan A6: Teachers are responsible for giving the students all the information they need before they open a discussion to a topic that's confrontational also. #ETEC681

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@j_a_corrigan A6: First, the students have to trust the teacher. Without that, it would be hard. The teacher and the students have to build and agree on a list of discussion rules and follow them closely. #ETEC681

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@j_a_corrigan @SenkiAmoi A5: Yes, and it can become students just commenting to comment and get the grades. #ETEC681

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@j_a_corrigan A5: I guess things have changed quite a bit - the synchronous discussion board seems like it works for more involved topics? That being said, I've not been on one since 2009! There are many different platforms now... #ETEC681

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@abiraitani @j_a_corrigan A4: And the frog! It makes something that is not so accessible a little more so, so more students can be part of the experience. #ETEC681