Synchronous remote teaching means that instructors and students are in different locations but are nevertheless meeting at the same time in order to interact and engage in “real time” or “near-real time.” This is accomplished through the use of online tools that allow instructors and students, despite their physical locations, to participate in lectures, discussions, and group/individual work. This guide will provide you with some actions and tips for making this shift quickly and effectively.
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Top things to consider and keep in mind as you prepare to shift to remote, synchronous teaching.
Maintain course learning outcomes, accomplish key tasks, learn how to navigate common challenges, and avoid pitfalls.
Find templates, checklists, and other helpful resources for facilitating remote synchronous teaching.
Available to faculty and students, you can use Zoom to connect and collaborative online with your students during your regular class times. Check out the Zoom at Trinity cheatsheet for more details.