Webinar: Less Zoom doom - Designing sensational synchronous sessions

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Zoom meetings don’t need to be anonymous, watered-down versions of in-person classes. In this recorded session, we explore high-engagement, active learning strategies for live class discussions using tools in Zoom and Canvas.

Recorded October 26, 2023.

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Sprint 3.B Less Zoom doom, more engagement

In this sprint, participants will discover a variety of high-engagement, active learning strategies for effective class discussions that they can employ in (and around) their synchronous meetings by taking advantage of tools already available in Zoom and Canvas.

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Synchronous online courses

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Authors

Manon Allard-Kropp

Manon Allard-Kropp

Instructional Designer II

Manon is an Instructional Designer in the Program and Course Design Services. Her interests include foreign language pedagogy, course design and development, active learning, and accessible and inclusive learning environments