

Teaching Online
Public Special Interest
Public Special Interest
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Whether you teach asynchronous, synchronous, or hybrid courses, this group is for those looking... View more
Public Special Interest
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Whether you teach asynchronous, synchronous, or hybrid courses, this group is for those looking to continuously refine their online teaching to the benefit of students. Discuss best practices for fostering interaction, building a supportive online environment, and leveraging technology to create dynamic learning experiences with faculty nationwide.
Reply To: Discussion Board Rubrics
@wendi.wolfram thanks for bringing the question to the group. Like @Shalini_Saini I have a follow up question(s) as well, but I think the questions are more for the colleagues who have pitched the idea. I acknowledge I am an advocate for rubrics because I think when used effectively they benefit students and the instructor. So I don’t assume, can you share with us a few or all the reasons you oppose the idea? Maybe this is more about a conversation with the colleagues about why they believe this would be beneficial and how this would work and still align with all discipline/course objectives, etc. I wonder if they have really thought this through prior to “pitching it”?