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- Jun 1, 202047 min
Episode 29: Remote Teaching and Learning in Japan
In this season's finale, I talk to Jonathan (@jonathandehaan) and James (@cheapshot), who are professors in Japan teaching English language. Confronted with the challenge of remote teaching without a robust learning management system, each of them have found their own innovative pedagogical approach to teaching, using the pedagogy of Multiliteracies and Connected Learning. Jonathan and James are also co-editors of the Ludic Language Pedagogy, an open-sourced journal exploring games and play in language teaching. To hear more about them and their journal, check out their podcast!
- May 25, 202053 min
Episode 28: Remote/Online Learning for International Students
Clara and Aaron talk to two international students, Grace and Yan, about their experiences with remote/online learning. Both of them are taking courses that have had to make a sudden pivot to remote learning. They are also enrolled in an online course designed to be delivered online. That course also happens to be about online learning, and for that class, they had to design an online mini-unit. ((insert Inception theme)). In our conversation, we ask them to compare their experiences and to share their perspectives about what worked and didn't work for them.
- May 18, 202059 min
Episode 27: Protips for New Online Instructors
In this episode, we chat with Nafiza, alumni of our Educational Technology program, and now working as Educational Technology Specialist at Teachers College, Columbia University. Together, we discuss tips that we think may help anyone new to online course design and instruction. Our topics include: How is online teaching different from face-to-face teaching? What communication tools work best for us?How do we build community? How do we design discussions? How do we present instructions? What mistakes did we make?Applications MentionedDiscordPeardeckPlaypositSeesawSlackVoiceThread
- May 11, 202020 min
Episode 26: Taking Advantage of the Learning and Writing Centers
Our guest this week is Brandon Dove, the Coordinator of Virtual Campus and Online Services at the Learning and Writing Centers. Brandon discusses what these centers are, and how students can take advantage of them to succeed and become better learners.LinksBrandon's introduction video for the Writing CenterThe Learning Center websiteThe Writing Center websiteList of skills you can developScheduling an appointment
- May 4, 202049 min
Episode 25: Peers and Community in Remote Learning
Our guests are Professor Matthew Wright, chair and professor of Adelphi's physics department, and two of his students, Carissa and Ravyn. We focus on the importance of getting support from our peers, and of fostering a community in an online class. We discuss the different ways that the instructors stay in touch with students and share ideas on how to best communicate our support for peers and colleagues. Should instructors put up a front of strength or show students their own struggles? How do students feel about that?ResourcesMatthew Wright's blog
- Apr 27, 202058 min
Episode 24: Going Rogue with Social-Emotional Learning
Aaron and Clara are joined by Adelphi University professors Devin Thornburg, Ionas Sapountzis and Lisa Minicozzi on the topic of social-emotional learning (SEL) in this time of remote teaching. Our guests offer perspectives as school psychologists and educational leaders on how we might be able to support children and parents during this time of crisis.
- Apr 20, 202045 min
Episode 23: Clara Responds: Designing Online Interactions
After listening to all the case study analyses from the students in my Technology and Instructional Design class, Professor Clara Bauler returns to share her thoughts on their ideas. We discuss the highlights from the analyses and the practical concerns on implementation.ResourcesQuestion stems framed around Bloom's TaxonomyMusic credit: Brandon Dove
- Apr 13, 202051 min
Episode 22: How Has Your Life Changed as a Result of Remote Learning?
In this episode, Clara and Aaron talk to Ming, a professor at Adelphi University, Paige, a student at Adelphi and a teacher, and Diego, an eighth grade student. Clara, Ming, and Paige also share their perspectives as parents having to deal with this transition to remote learning and how it has impacted their daily lives.
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