FACE Method, Instructional Design In this video, Dr. Jessye Talley, Assistant Professor in the Department of Industrial Systems and Engineering at Morgan State University shares how she implemented the F.A.C.E. Method in her three courses during the Fall 2021 semester after taking the self-study course during the summer of 2021. Hear her surprising news that only one student failed out of all three courses which was a first-time occurrence for her. Learn why she values the F.A.C.E. Method course and how it helped her create a more student-centered learning environment. 10 Oct 2022 The F.A.C.E. Method and STEM Courses| A Testimonial by Dr. Jessye Talley In this video, Dr. Jessye Talley, Assistant Professor in the Department of Industrial Systems and Engineering at Morgan State University… Kellie Alston No Comments
Educator Presence, Instructional Design This audioshop discusses how Peloton uses tutorials to teach their customers how to maximize their product. Six types of tutorials that online faculty can incorporate in their courses are shared. 09 Oct 2022 Promoting Success with Tutorials This audioshop discusses how Peloton uses tutorials to teach their customers how to maximize their product. Six types of tutorials… Kellie Alston No Comments
Educator Presence 20 Dec 2021 Using a Podcast to Increase Your Teaching Presence Have you ever thought about how you can cover all bases when it comes to increasing or strengthening your presence… Kellie Alston No Comments
Issues and Concerns 19 Dec 2021 Tales of an Online Lecturer: Episode 3 When you have taught college students online for almost two decades, you will encounter students with various personalities, obstacles, skillsets,… Kellie Alston No Comments
Uncategorized 10 Sep 2021 Tales of an Online College Lecturer: Episode 2 When Mature Students Need Support One of the things that I love about teaching online is teaching students ages 17… Kellie Alston No Comments
Educator Presence, Instructional Design, Small Group Discussions 29 Jul 2021 Tales of an Online College Lecturer: Episode 1 When Academic Integrity is Lacking I am so glad that you have decided to spend some time with me on… Kellie Alston No Comments
Cooperation and Collaboration, Small Group Discussions, Student Engagement 20 Jan 2021 Introducing the LTVD Series This past spring while teaching a language and literacy course, my students revealed that they read very little in high… Kellie Alston No Comments
Cooperation and Collaboration, Group Projects, Instructional Design, Student Engagement 09 Jul 2020 Online College Group Projects Made Easy Oh, how I love group projects! I just do not feel right when my students do not get to experience… Kellie Alston No Comments
FACE Method, Instructional Design 26 Mar 2020 Effective Ways to Facilitate Learning in the Online College Classroom If you had to name the most difficult professor you have ever had, who would roll off your tongue?⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀🤬🤬🤬⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Okay...I'm back!⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Now,… Kellie Alston No Comments
Instructional Design 24 Feb 2020 Is Spoon-Feeding College Students a Bad Thing? I have been teaching college students online for 15.5 years and every semester I have witnessed a significant change in… Kellie Alston 1 Comment
Educator Presence 12 Feb 2020 Getting to Know Your College Students Through Discovery Sessions Discover. My favorite definition of this word can be found here: https://www.thefreedictionary.com/discover . It simply states that discover means "to… Kellie Alston No Comments
Discussion Frameworks 11 Feb 2020 Using Discussion Frameworks to Direct and Strengthen Intellectual Conversations Conversations. Students learn so much from each other through conversing and we can learn so much about them through what… Kellie Alston No Comments
Discussion Frameworks 10 Feb 2020 The Power of Live Discussions in the Virtual Classroom We live in an "on-demand" society. We enjoy the convenience of watching our favorite shows or accessing movies, and other… Kellie Alston No Comments
The Virtual Village 09 Feb 2020 The Virtual Village Experience: In Their Own Words What comes to mind when you think of a village? A small settlement in a rural area? A close-knit community,… Kellie Alston No Comments