Ngā Matapakinga | Discussion
Tips for Successful Online learning meetings
2 April
Public discussion Created by Anne-Louise Robertson
Kia ora koutou,
I've been having a play with creating an infographic to set out some helpful tips for conducting online learning meetings. Ifg you want to view it in the web - here is the link - https://create.piktochart.com/output/45418159-online-class-guidelines
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Ngā mihi Anne-Louise.
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Ngā mihi Anne-Louise.
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Kia ora e te whanau,
Yes, feel free to share
Ngā mihi nui
Anne
Can we share this outside of edspace?
Thanks for sharing Anne-Louis. Can I share this with my teaching team?
Wow
Anne-Louise Robertson, this looks great thank you for creating and sharing. It ties in really well with Lynne's Zoom video conferencing tips too. I particularly like how you don't assume everyone is good to go from Day 1.
As well as getting technically ready, I wonder how schools/teachers are already checking in on family scenarios now, to see if learners are physically, socially and emotionally ready? I can see how important accessibility and equity is now.