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I’m constantly trying to improve the course for my students. Here are seven things I always try to include when I build online courses. 1. A welcome video, 2. An introduction video of the course, 3. Consistent weekly updates and reminders Via Becky Roehrs, Elizabeth E Charles 
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During Word War II, educational psychologist Robert Gagné’s evaluated the aptitude of Air Force pilots. His pioneering work in instructional design led to a systematic approach to learning that we know today as Gagné’s Nine Events of Instruction. This famed nine-step process can be a... http://elearningfeeds.com/how-gagnes-nine-events-of-instruction-can-make-your-online-courses-better/
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Love these tips for how to use video and images in your course to create a connection with your students..creating multimedia student feedback takes a long time, but students appreciate it so much..if you don't have a lot of time, limit the video feedback to their most important assignment..