Online classes offer students flexibility and convenience, but they can also lead to feelings of isolation if not designed with a crucial element in mind: a humanized learning experience. Miranda Lopez argues that humanizing online learning is “the ability of the instructor to develop meaningful […]
Categories: Blog Posts, Instructional Design
As the academic year winds down and summer plans come into focus, some of you may be thinking of developing or redesigning your own online course. Whether the thought of this evokes hesitation or excitement, the Office of Online Education is here for you. We […]
Categories: Blog Posts, Instructional Design
While online learning offers its benefits to learners and instructors, educators often face the challenge of maintaining student engagement in virtual environments. We all hear from faculty that engagement is much easier in traditional face-to-face classrooms. As it was shared in our previous blog post, […]
Categories: Blog Posts, Instructional Design
Instructional Design Intention emerges as a distinct motivator for individuals, prompting contemplation on purpose, actions, and meaningful experiences. When intentionality becomes central to a pursuit, an individual finds clarity in their motivation to validate their actions. In the context of a course design, the application […]
Categories: Blog Posts, Instructional Design
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