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Getting started with hybrid instruction

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How to deliver a hybrid course

Delivering a hybrid course can be a very different experience. Facilitating learning through a student-centered perspective requires new strategies and developing new skills. Find resources on how to deliver your hybrid course to students.

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1How to deliver a hybrid course1212032023-12-284609
2Instructor considerations in delivering hybrid courses1211942024-04-241318
3Assessing Group Work1045862024-04-233847
4Academic integrity methods1211972024-04-231654
5Developing critical thinking skills for students1198632024-04-233383
6Module Zero1202662024-04-182001
7Gathering Feedback from Students1037622024-04-164839
8Facilitating In-Class Discussions1132532024-04-162049
9Using Top Hat Discussion Questions in Classrooms1042152024-04-164403
10Facilitating Online Discussions1132522024-04-162586
11Designing an Online Discussion1132512024-04-161951
12Group Work: Methods of Good Practice1141862024-04-162367
13Digital media assignments1211952024-04-162861
14Practicing Compassion with Course Workload1037602024-04-162681
15Keeping Students Informed & Engaged1037572024-04-163496
16Faculty and student perspectives on hybrid instruction1211672024-04-151316

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