Remote Learning Public Website: https://www.fredonia.edu/academics/online-learning/remote-teaching

Remote Learning Roadmap OnCourse Site: https://oncourse.fredonia.edu/course/view.php?id=44915

The OnCourse Site provides activities to help you plan your course.

for Wednesday's session, could a discussion about how zoom could be used for testing be held?

To register for any of these courses go to the PDC Site: https://pdc.fredonia.libcal.com/calendar?cid=7634&t=d&d=0000-00-00&cal=7634&inc=0

hi Mike, do we have any tips or info on how frequently students check their fredonia email? do they log in when they have to send an email or on a regular pattern, etc.? and do oncourse messages end up in student inbox or only visible via oncourse? thanks.

Hi Holly, we can try to touch on Zoom for proctoring. It isn’t in the schedule now, but if there is interest we’ll make time

Not sure if we have data on frequency but oncourse emails are connected to their other email

Anything you put in the NEWS FORUM will go to their emails, too.

I don’t think we have data on patterns of student email usage, but anything sent through OnCourse News Forum goes to the forum and to the student’s Fredonia’s email.

Can students reply to News Forum posts? If so, does it go to my email?

If you send a message through Quick Mail you can ask OnCourse to include the student’s first name in a particular spot.

Can you give an example of small stakes feedback? Thanks

thank you!

OnCourse has two tools, Choice and Questionnaire for low stakes polling. Choice only allows the use of one question. Questionnaire allows multiple questions.

It would be good to see Questionnaire - thanks

what's the difference btwn questionaire or quiz

Quiz asks for a point value for answering correctly. Questionnaire does not ask for right or wrong or a point value

I saw that a lot, but my chat was really active!

the nice thing about Zoom is you can SAVE THE CHAT and look at it after the class is over

You can put the chat over the screen share but then your students in the room have a piece of the screen covered by the chat

I sometimes just log in on 2 devices so I can keep chat open on one.

Any recommendations for navigating this with large classes? The commenting, etc

I guess I don’t follow the video on/learning community connection.

thanks, Mike. I’ll have to think and read more

about it

require it or keep it optional, how....

I don’t think we can require video

I see.

Don’t think you can make this a requirement, but I think having a conversation and thinking about connections between students could be an important part of our work. Holly’s suggestion of a quick hello for students seems like a good approach.

My students in the spring (using Google Meet and Collaborate) really adapted well to using chat to say ‘ i have a question’ and then they’d mic in

I am not seeing the poll- it may be the way I am viewing the screen

where did you find the poll feature?

I can't see it either -- I couldn't even vote. I will learn more about Zoom tomorrow! :) Andrea

The host view of the poll is in the bottom toolbar, and you can set the poll questions up in advance of the meeting.

Polling needs to be turned on in the Zoom meeting settings. Then it becomes an option on the Zoom toolbar where Share Screen is

I mean on Wednesday at 9! Andrea

As a participant, it may have been the view you were using that limited your view of the poll

I found the Discussion forums to be great this spring to engage the students. They had to post first and then reply meaningfully. I learned a great deal about their understanding

I will see if I can find more information about Polling and why some users can’t see the poll before Wednesday

Yep I used them extensively even before we went remote

Yes, very good tool to engage students

Classroom Assessment Techniques (CATs) are covered in the OnCourse course. But the direct link to one site on this is at https://cft.vanderbilt.edu/guides-sub-pages/cats/#:~:text=The%20Muddiest%20Point%20is%20one,assignment%2C%20film%2C%20etc.%5D%3F

Thanks….gotta to go.

We will stay on the line for 30 minutes and stop the recording to take all other questions

If you click on the green question marks in OnCourse they give more information. In this case it will tell you what each question type does

Remind the students if 5 is good or bad

There is a questionnaire in the E&A module... item#6 … you can do that questionnaire to see how it feels as a student

When you send a reminder, you can include the link directly to the Questionnaire or other item

https://oncourse.fredonia.edu/mod/questionnaire/view.php?id=557978 This link might take you to it