- Basic Approaches for Active Learning in Physically-Distanced Learning Spaces
- Fishbowl Discussion
- Small-Group Discussions
- Think/Pair/Share
- Talking Chips
- Three-Step Interview
- Analytic Teams
- Structured Problem-Solving
- Think-Aloud Pair Problem-Solving
- Send-a-Problem
- Group Investigations
- Case Studies
- Analytic Memo
- Minute Paper / Muddiest Point
- Buzz Groups
- Using the Giecy portable voice amplifier
- Empty Outlines
- Using the PGA31 Headset Microphone with an AV presentation system
- Using the Bietrun Wireless Headset Microphone (or alternative brand) with the ION Arena Portable Speaker
- Teaching in Physically-Distanced Learning Spaces
- Pro and Con Grid (Remote Instruction)
- Defining Features Matrix in Large Courses (Remote Instruction)
- Discussions in Physically-Distanced Learning Spaces
- Active Learning
- Round Robin
- Defining Features Matrix
- Pro and Con Grid
- Categorizing Grid
- Analysis and Critical Thinking in Physically-Distanced Learning Spaces
- Content, Form, and Function Outlines
- Student-Defined Questions
- Focused Listing
- Background Knowledge Probe
- Memory Matrix
- Prior Knowledge in Physically-Distanced Learning Spaces
- Problem-Solving in Physically-Distanced Learning Spaces
- Walkthrough for Physically-Distanced Learning Spaces
- Student-Defined Questions in Large Courses (Remote Instruction)
- Pro and Con Grid in Large Courses (Remote Instruction)
- Background Knowledge Probe in Large Courses (Remote Instruction)
- Minute Paper/Muddiest Point in Large Courses (Remote Instruction)
- Active Learning in Large Courses During Remote Instruction
- Small-Group Discussions (Remote Instruction)
- Using Google Docs Chat Feature to Collaborate in Classrooms
- Creating a Google Forms to Solicit Student Reflections in Classrooms
- Sharing a Google Doc Template for Students in Classrooms
- Case Studies (Remote Instruction)
- Using Blackboard Collaborate Ultra Breakout Rooms
- Creating a Classroom Backchannel for Student Questions Using Piazza
- Using Top Hat Discussion Questions in Classrooms
- Creating a Classroom Backchannel for Student Questions Using Top Hat
- Minute Paper/Muddiest Point (Remote Instruction)
- Active Learning in Remote Learning Environments
- Think/Pair/Share (Remote Instruction)