Low Bandwidth, High Impact Teaching
Tuesday, May 19, 2020 - 11:00am
Location:
Online
Tuesday, May 19 11AM: Low-Bandwidth, High Impact Teaching
When we try to replicate classroom experiences in an online environment, it’s easy to think of video conferencing as our go-to tool for all sorts of learning objectives—and for good reason. Most of us have participated in a video conference at work or had a video chat with friends or family at some point. We like the idea of being able to see and hear our students while interacting with them in real-time as we do when teaching face to face. But there are two key factors that make this approach problematic: Bandwidth and Immediacy.
This CTLT workshop will discuss the Bandwidth Immediacy Matrix and explore teaching and learning strategies and techniques within this matrix.
When we try to replicate classroom experiences in an online environment, it’s easy to think of video conferencing as our go-to tool for all sorts of learning objectives—and for good reason. Most of us have participated in a video conference at work or had a video chat with friends or family at some point. We like the idea of being able to see and hear our students while interacting with them in real-time as we do when teaching face to face. But there are two key factors that make this approach problematic: Bandwidth and Immediacy.
This CTLT workshop will discuss the Bandwidth Immediacy Matrix and explore teaching and learning strategies and techniques within this matrix.
Contact Information
No registration or RSVP required. Please join us at https://bit.ly/unbc-ctlt
If you have any questions or suggestions for future workshops please contact ctlt@unbc.ca
