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WELCOME! Grab a seat, sign in, and create your nametag!
Megan Weatherly LxD | educator | nerd | thinker tinkerer
| lifelong learner | reader
learning experience designer history faculty faculty developer editor administration
Plan for the Day 8:30-9:45 a.m. – Demystifying Online Learning
9:45-10 a.m. – Break 10-11:30 a.m. – Media & Accessibility
Housekeeping restrooms questions slides
Demystifying Online Learning Megan Weatherly Learning Experience Designer
Objectives Broadly define distance education and relevant modalities Explain the
importance of UTHSC’s process for course development Identify ways you can integrate best practices into your courses.
So you’re going to teach online…
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What is distance education?
“The formal educational process that occurs when students and instructors
are not in the same physical setting for the majority (more than 50%) of instruction.”
online off-campus F2F hybrid ACTIVE LEARNING interactive video
faculty and students meet F2F, but meet at off-site location
(not main campus) DE MODALITIES UTHSC OFF-SITE LOCATION Off-Campus F2F
85-100% of course content delivery is done online, mostly asynchronously
DE MODALITIES Internet/Online
majority (more than 50% but less than 85%) of the
instruction occurs when students and instructor(s) are not in the same place OR OR DE MODALITIES Hybrid/Blended
electronic-to-individuals vs. electronic-to-group(s) OR DE MODALITIES Interactive Video
no single mode accounts for 50% of instruction DE MODALITIES
Multiple Other
A course design process. Why bother?
We have to. (per SACS, THECB) It’s right. (better course
built for students)
Time to consolidate!
QUESTION 1 To best accommodate students’ internship and work schedules,
your department decides to offer MPH 501 as a hybrid course. What is the minimum percentage of time you must meet with students face-to-face?
QUESTION 2 To best accommodate students’ internship and work schedules,
your department decides to offer MPH 501 as a hybrid course. What is the maximum percentage of time you can meet with students face-to-face?
QUESTION 3 Professor Q feels strongly that her online class
needs to meet in person for an orientation. Will holding one face-to- face meeting still mean the course meets the definition of an online course?
Whichever modality… the principles of good learning experience design apply.
Shifting gears…
What does a good DE course look like? (And how
do I build one?)
None
None
STOP
What has been the best learning experience you’ve ever had?
AWESOME COURSES
CONTENT AWESOME COURSES
Content: You’ve got this.
CONTENT TECH AWESOME COURSES
Remember: Tech is just a tool.
CONTENT PEDAGOGY AWESOME COURSES TECH
What has been the worst learning experience you’ve ever had?
Let’s talk pedagogy.
structure navigation pacing accessibility practice feedback interaction
Structure What: consistent, logical arrangement that provides a predictable, clear
pattern. Why: reduces cognitive load, supports student learning
Navigation What: clearly identifiable cues (in text, with graphics) that
facilitate movement between pages and throughout course. Why: reduces cognitive load, supports student learning
Pacing/Chunking What: meaningful segmentation of content into distinct units/modules/pages. Why:
reduces cognitive load, supports student learning
Accessibility What: all documents, images, media, and required materials are
accessible. Why: meets the needs of diverse learners
Practice What: assessments that are authentic, valid (aligned with objectives),
and frequent with clear expectations and criteria. Why: provides opportunity to evaluate student understanding
Interaction What: opportunities for student-faculty, student-content, and student-student engagement. Why:
builds community of learners, provides support for learners
Feedback What: direct, consistent, timely response to student assessment submissions.
Why: provides opportunity to correct misunderstandings, aid further understanding
But what does a good course look like?
Break Time!