Can you engage in Active Learning in Zoom (or an other teleconferencing system for that matter) ... YES! Here are some ideas to get you started ... some are 'low-guts' and some require a little more courage (I encourage you to be brave, fearless and have guts in this world of change) Active learning sits at both ends of the noise spectrum: super quiet solitary thinking, all the way to what might seem like uncontrolled super-loud chaos. Interestingly enough active learning sits on a camel hump: super quiet and super noisy*. Let's start with super quiet. In the online class this is super easy. Check out my page Going Solo for ideas. *For more details on this see: Owens, M. T., Seidel, S. B., Wong, M., Bejines, T. E., Lietz, S., Perez, J. R., ... & Balukjian, B. (2017). Classroom sound can be used to classify teaching practices in college science courses. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 114(12), 3085-3090. https://www.pnas.org/content/114/12/3085 |
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