Instructors and students exchange information and ideas. Facilitate blended learning through in-person, open office hours broadcast online. Share strong student discussion points with the class to encourage deeper engagement with the course.
Personal Media
Add personality and anecdotes via photo collages, videos, and podcasts to engage students with the course, one another, and you with tools like Camtasia. Consider asking students to do the same. Students can use Zoom or Kaltura Capture to quickly record and share.
Hybrid Discussion
Go to Zoom local or cloud recordings for information on lecture capture or synchronous sessions.
Integrate recordings and discussions directly in Canvas with BBCollaborate Ultra.
Feedback
Use discussion boards like Canvas or Padlet during web meeting discussions or as a supplement. Give discussion post feedback via an announcement, reply, recorded video, or synchronous online meeting.
OneNote and Google Drive applications are valuable file-sharing and knowledge-sharing systems. Students can edit documents, slides, graphs, and ideas together in real time while you have the ability to monitor their work.