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VoiceThread
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Examples of how you can utilize VoiceThread within your course to increase interaction and engagement:
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LectureTraining Modules/DemosLabsCase Studies/Discussions/ReflectionsAssessmentGroup Reading ResponsesCovid-19 / Current EventsIntroductions and Community Building
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Record audio/video over slides (PPT or Google Slidesdemo on how to access Zoom or Panopto recordings in your Canvas courseInterpretation lab case study analysis for community based projectsan initial assessment or quick check to gauge student readinessguided group readings; tie readings to activities and assignmentssafe space for moderated comments about Covid fears and changesintroduction and community building for start of course
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Introductory welcome to course, instructor bioTraining module for a tech tool or softwareactivities comparison projectreflection upon the semester's major writing assignments and advice for future studentsreflective feedback for TAs and Reader Graders Group summaries of assigned readingsStudent strategies for managing time, resourcesstudent intro, group intros,
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Micro course to introduce a particular theory with moderated comments to allow for quick checksUpload a prior video or screen recordingrecord experiments, narrate results, include Q&A for interactivityOER reviews, CoP group reviews, film reviews, book reviewsFormative checkpoint assessment, mid-term, moderated commentsFurther research, resources compiled by groupspolicy debates about a current topic relevant to courseInterviews with guest speakers; or potential questions for guest speakers
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Provide a guide to a new module, include important elements, questions, key ideasHost a tech Q&A or class Q&AVirtual field tripscareer-focused vision board; networking opportunitiesbrief knowledge checks, moderated Form a persuasive argument to support a claim from a reading"Do now" activity, but for the start of a new module or week, asynchronous, such as students adding a slide/coment about a current event; or moderated quiz to check prior knowledge; form interest groups for projects
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brief summary of examplary discussion posts from the week; preview the coming week's goals and objectivessequence reconstruction: place numbered images in random order on VT slides, groups create their own VTs with correct sequence with explanationset up a "help desk" Q&A for lab sessionsLeadership development discussionGroup presentation for a final projectPost questions from readings for others to answerDescribe flow of course with calendar: when deliverables are due, when you post grades, feedback
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Reference for course policiesEthical dilemmasPeer reviewsBook talks: short, informal book descriptionsDescribe course processes: complete readings, view microlectures, participate in discussion, complete assignment
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create a dialogue differentiating leadership and management traitsdescribe assignments and rubrics; verbalize expectationsEstablish course norms; students add ideas to VT
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2-minute elevator pitchassignment set up via LTI in Canvas works great for ensuring students view VtVerbalize project interests to facilitate group formation among students
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host an asynchronous coffee hour, works well for students in various time zonesCreate a slide for each learning goal/objective but frame it as a question, have students respond with their answers. Student responses can be via moderated comments or visable to other students.
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Students role-play to present pros/cons of an assigned scenario; define roles each student(s)/group should playStatement Correction; moderated comments, students respond with the correct statement
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"Exit tickets" students repsond to a prompt about a reading or video lecture. Can be set up as moderated comments.
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Brainstorm Ideas - How can I utilize VT (engagement/inclusion)?
Which course(s) or module(s) can I use VT?
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