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Strategies for Student Engagement
in the Online Course
Bill Knapp, DeanLearning Technologies
Lakeland Community College
My First Trip to Cleveland
What is Student Engagement?
• Active and Collaborative Learning
• Student Effort
• Academic Challenge
• Student-to-Faculty Interaction
• Support for Learners
QM Research Project Results
Persistence and Student Support
Support for Learners
• Orientation to Technologies
• Asynchronous v Synchronous
• Creating a Sense of Community
• Mentoring
• On-campus Events / Newsletters
• Student Organizations
• Social Networks
Skype for Online Office Hours
Student to Faculty Interaction
• Access via email
• Online Office Hours
• Subscribing to messages / SMS
• Share the human side
Bloom’s Taxonomy WheelThe instructor is
responsible for this part
Academic Challenge
• Performance and Authentic Assessment (creating deliverables)
• Problem-based learning
• Writing multiple drafts of a paper
• Presenting
• Use of Rubrics for Assessment
• Scenarios / Role Playing
Time on Task
Student Effort
• The student is responsible for their effort
• Students need clear expectations
Active and Collaborative Learning
• Learners take responsibility for their own learning
• Active v Passive
• Community of Inquiry
Community of Inquiry (COI)
Engaged v Engaging