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IGNIS by Alissa Sells, CC BY NC SA . A derivative of Sparks , CC BY NC SA . SBCTC eLearning & ATL present… My Decade of Mistakes Four Things I Did Wrong as an Online Teacher Alyson Indrunas

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test your audio

test your audio:

plug-in headset click on tools click on audio click on audio set up wizard follow the directions to test

your audio check that your computer

sound and/or headset is not muted

try it:

click on talk say “hello”

we’re set to 4 simultaneous speakers, so you may need to wait your turn to speak

audio / video

participants

chat

whiteboard

toolbar

meeting interface

participant tools

raise

hand

emoticons

step

away

polling

permissions

audio video chat whiteboard application sharing web-tour

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“on”

chat window

type here

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moderators private moderator’s chat default tab to chat

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whiteboard tools

whiteboard tools:

hover mouse over a tool to read the tool description

click and hold the sun icon to select a pointer tool for our first activity

go ahead and practice on this slide

pointer

use your pointer to show us where you are

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use the polling tool to answer the question

Do you think you’ve made mistakes as an online teacher ?

yes no

If you answered yes, you’ll have an opportunity in a few minutes to share about your mistake(s) via a collaborative group document.

polling

use the polling tool to answer the question

when we get to the activity, simply click the link in the chat window

the link will open the document as a new tab in your browser

from there, you can type while you listen; there will be additional instructions for this activity given during the presentation

to return to Collaborate, click on the purple collaborate icon in the task bar at the bottom of your screen

Click the link

http://bit.ly/1zU93Y8 

meeting netiquette

talk chat

type your questions into the chat as we go and we’ll revisit them during the Q&A

use emoticons to indicate approval or a job well-done

click your talk button to talk and click it off again when you are finished

raise hand

raise your hand so we can call on you in a timely manner

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February 5th: My Decade of Mistakes

Four Things I Did Wrong as an Online Teacher

Alyson IndrunasDirector of eLearning & Instructional Design, Everett Community College

resources

Top 11 eLearning Mistakes That eLearning Professionals Should Avoidhttp://elearningindustry.com/top-11-elearning-mistakes-elearning-professionals-avoid

10 Common Mistakes In The Development Of An eLearning Coursehttp://elearningindustry.com/10-common-mistakes-in-the-development-of-an-elearning-course

9 Common ELearning Design Mistakeshttp://www.learndash.com/9-common-elearning-design-mistakes/

The Ultimate eLearning Design and Development Checklisthttps://flirtingwelearning.wordpress.com/2012/03/18/the-ultimate-e-learning-design-and-development-checklist/

Quality Mattershttps://www.qualitymatters.org/

http://sbctc.edu/college/_e-elearningqualitymatters.aspx

https://www.qualitymatters.org/node/2299/download/QM%20Standards%20with%20Point%20Values%20Fifth%20Edition.pdf

Faculty Focushttp://www.facultyfocus.com/

contact the dynamic duo

Alissa SellsProgram

Administrator, eLearning

[email protected]

425.239.0456

Follow Me on Twitter

@WAeLearning

Jennifer WhethamProgram Administrator, Faculty Development

[email protected]

360.704.4354

My Blog

“The ATL Blog that puts Learning at the Center”

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@Jwhethamsbctc

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