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Don't miss these useful resources that help you to becoming an eTeacher below.
Over the last decade, academics Simon McIntyre and Rick Bennett have developed, applied and evaluated award-winning concepts in online pedagogical training including a series of face-to-face Training Programs and Workshops.
These have enabled educators from UNSW and other Sydney universities to develop their own new online curricula and teaching practices. The video components of each episode are designed to be used wit the accompanying PDF file you'll find on each episode page. We strongly recommend that teachers also read the short PDFs as they contain more detailed information, tips and strategies about the issues discussed in the videos.
How do Teachers use the Resources of this Project?
Episodes are available to anyone around the world for free through this site, iTunes U and YouTube.
The video components of each episode are designed to be used wit the accompanying PDF file you'll find on each episode page. We strongly recommend that teachers also read the short PDFs as they contain more detailed information, tips and strategies about the issues discussed in the videos.
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Welcome to Learning to Teach Online
Becoming an eTeacher
This course is in five parts, preceded by an introduction video below. You can preview the modules to see which of them you want or need to complete on its own, or you can complete them all one-by-one in your own time, at your own pace. If you complete them all, we suggest you complete them in order, beginning with Module 1.
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Becoming an eTeacher - Introduction.mp4
Enjoy these great opportunities to being an eTeacher!
Source: The Learning to Teach Online project and Becoming an eTeacher
