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TLT’s Distance Education Resources Blog

January 16, 2016January 31, 2023 Amy Ostrom

TLT has a new resource available exclusively for our faculty who teach, or are interested in, online instruction!

http://blogs.charleston.edu/dereadiness/

There are two paths to choose from depending on your role:

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Choose this path if you:

Have never taught online before
Have taught online at another institution, but not CofC
Plan to teach online at CofC in the future

Start learning more about teaching online at CofC!

New to Distance Education

Choose this path if you:

Have completed the DE Readiness Course
Are currently teaching online at CofC
Are looking for resources related to online teaching and support

Explore more about online learning and support!

Currently Teaching Online

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Tips For More Effective Online Discussions

October 28, 2015January 31, 2023 Mendi Benigni

There are many ways in which faculty can extend the classroom conversation online; OAKS Discussion board, VoiceThread, and blogs to name a few. However, there is an art to getting students to actually think critically and discuss thoughtfully in an online environment. The document below outlines a few tips to help you get more out of your students in an online discussion.

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