16 Finding What You Need: Engaging Students Using Online Resources

Description

As instructors, it doesn’t matter if we’re teaching face-to-face, remotely, or in a blended classroom; we want to get educational materials into the hands of our students. Whether we are sharing handouts, videos, or online resources, we want those materials to be high-quality and appropriate to our subject-matter needs. This workshop will focus on locating, evaluating, and utilizing online resources for all subject areas. We will discuss Penn State resources that are available to faculty, as well as examine popular and highly-regarded online resources from outside of Penn State. In addition, we will examine a quick method for evaluating online resources and matching them to our educational needs.

Session Recording

Link to Recording – October 22, 2020

Presentation Slides

Link to Power Point Presentation

Resources Mentioned in the Presentation

  1. Session Survey
  2. Bloom’s Taxonomy: Action Verbs for Evaluating Educational Resources Template
  3. Pedagogy Resources
  4. Immersive Resources
  5. Full Courses Online
  6. Textbook Resources
  7. STEM Resources
  8. Coding/CS/IST Resources
  9. Language Resources
  10. University Library Resources
  11. OER Resources
  12. Creative Commons Resources
  13. Open Pedagogy Resources

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