D’autres activités-toutes-prêtes
Les activités d’apprentissage peuvent
être effectuées de manière asynchrone ou synchrone:
- en fonction des buts que vous voulez atteindre;
- au niveau individuel, d’un petit ou d’un grand groupe;
- en fonction de la simplicité ou de la complexité des activités structurées.
Certaines de ces activités font peut-être déjà partie de votre trousse d’enseignant en ligne. Cette section explore des activités moyennement à hautement complexes appuyées par des stratégies efficaces recommandées par des enseignants en ligne primés et chevronnés.
Activité
Raconter une histoire au moyen d’un support numérique
- Have students create stories using presentation software.
- Asynchronous: Encourage students to present their stories to the class.
- Students make the connection to their lives and show indirect skills.
Preparing an audio or video sequence
- Have students read articles or text related to their subject and create a short 2-3 minute presentation.
- Asynchronous: Encourage students to present their stories to the class.
Electronic study guide
- This activity can be a lot of work. Ask students to create an electronic study guide on a topic (a web page with tabs that future students could use).
- Asynchronous: Encourage students to present their guides to the class.
Expert interviews
- Have students interview experts in their field of study and create audio-visual presentations touching on the content and interviews.
- Asynchronous: Encourage students to present their results to the class.
Chat on Twitter
- Have students tweet three (or more) ways each week about course content. Tweets can be informative, attitude-related, or related to the lesson topic.
Debate sessions
- Ask students to discuss the pros and cons of a lesson topic.
- Synchronous: Lead an active debate in the class. You can divide the class into two groups and ask them to discuss.
Assertion-proof method
- This method can be used to make presentations more engaging. Have students make statements or assertions and then back them up with real facts rather than presenting their own facts.
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