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06/19/23
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Making the move to online instruction comes with many unique obstacles and components to incorporate. In this episode, Alex and James discuss some recommendations and methods to best manage the creation and implementation of fully online courses.The analogy of a puzzle is used to help understand this. There are the key strategies - “Put the corner and edge pieces in first”. Then there are the supplemental strategies to get more done “group puzzle pieces by color, landscape, object, etc.”. Similarly, in building and managing online courses, there are key strategies to manage time and there are supplemental strategies that we find helpful. Consider these resources: Notion Microsoft Planner Getting Things Done
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