@Tiff_Caza Absolutely, I imagine that they would take a ton of work to put together but the amount of people you can reach is unreal. Great suggestion to hook up an educational podcast with a well know podcaster #DistEd534
Another new fun idea that I would love to introduce in my classroom. Distance learning can be fun and creative not just reading and writing papers.#DistEd534
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@Grippdeb This is Definitely a challenge that many wear faced with but like everything new you have to start somewhere and the rest is by trial and error. Great resource provided to help get started.#DistEd534
@Charlot78414098 As future nursing educators it is essential to be a lifelong learner. Nursing and medicine best practices change frequently over time with new evidence. #DistEd534
@AshleyatASU@AnneSco44100176 It can be a-little awkward to have someone watching you via video monitoring but If you have in person test you have one or more persons walking around or sitting and monitoring for cheating which is also kind awkward. #DistEd534
@Grippdeb I think that is a very sad result! I found this article interesting and troubling that so many people chest wether they are caught or not. When you cheat when you are cheating yourself, your profession, and you patients.
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@Grippdeb I like open book, many times I find them more challenging. I also find that when I do open book I take my time read more as I’m looking for answers and the information sticks more for me when than when I just memorize for a test.
Which would be your pick and why?
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@nsocares Finding these fee opportunities for learning has been one of the best things I have found on Twitter. How wonderful is it that someone who maybe wants to go back to school but can’t afford or someone who doesn’t wave to go back but wants to keep learning can do so. #DistEd534
@KBN5341 I agree it is here to stay and we as the future educators must learn all we can on how to engage students in learning, provide the best learning experience, and help our students thrive and become successful professionals. #DistEd534
@n534pe This makes no sense to me either. You get what you put in to your education. You put in more you get out more regardless of how you get your education. You can attend the best in person institution, but didn’t put in the work and still fail #DistEd534
@cherylmarx7 Great article! It shows another benefit of distance education that I have not even thought of! Distance education provides an educational chance to remote areas, and counties that may not exist otherwise. #DistEd534
Weaning students off teaching is more important during a pandemic | Wonkhe. This article really made me think! This is another article showing the need for feedback, group work and collaboration. #DistEd534 https://t.co/qhRtYEVsgH
Full article: It is the worst—and the best—of times! I love this article because it focuses on the positive of what’s going on around us. Distance education is alive being revamped in creative new ways thanks to the horribleness of COVID-19 #DistEd534 https://t.co/RZ8zYRTFCd
Very interesting article to support educational tools in higher distance learning. This article looks at some the most common ways technology used to see if it works. #DistEd534 https://t.co/YThLt0ud4x
@n534pe Yes it does but a discussion group for an online class looks different than in person. An online one may happen via Twitter, chat groups, discussion post, videoconferencing and emails to name a few. #DistEd534
I read a recent study that when collaboration is in an online class learning is increased. I was so glad to find an article/study that found ways to include collaboration in an online format. Collaboration may look different in distance learning but it’s still there #DistEd534