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The Difference Between Synchronous And Asynchronous Learning

While there are always exceptions and variations, the overarching theme of Asynchronous Learning is independence.

Make digital spaces inviting to students–something that ‘belongs to your class’ rather than your class merely ‘using a digital space.’

Here are 5 specific and practical strategies, along with associated tools, that promote deep learning in virtual and physical classrooms.

From Zoom tools to types of blended learning to principles of student engagement, here are 12 articles about remote teaching and learning.

Strategies for creating digital choice boards include starting simply, adding audio or video content, and using learning taxonomies.

In a physical classroom, the beginning, middle, and end play important roles but with more flexibility and opportunities for collaboration.

At the most basic level, these could be thumbs up/thumbs sideways/thumbs down. They could also be question marks and exclamation points.

Principles of student engagement in a virtual classroom include learning spaces, lesson design, and equitable access.