In this session Dr. Rohan Jawallah reflects on quality teaching in the online setting through purposeful engagement, technology enhanced inclusive practice and quality learning design & management of teaching and learning. Dr Jowallah shares how he uses artificial intelligence in his teaching practice.

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Articles mentioned in Podcast

Jowallah, R. (2014). An investigation into the management of online teaching and learning spaces: A case study involving graduate research students. International Review of Research in Open and Distributed Learning, 15(4), 186-198.

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In this session, 3 higher education practitioners share some advice with first time online instructors. In this session, with me is Jesse Gershuny, Instructional Designer at The George Washington University, Christopher Francique, Instructional Designer at University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT), and Elif Bengu Assistant Professor of Faculty of Educational Sciences at Abdullah Gül University (AGU), Turkey. 

In this session, 4 higher education practitioners share engagement strategies for the online and blended learner. In this session, with me is Jesse Gershuny, Instructional Designer at The George Washington University, Christopher Francique, Instructional Designer at University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT), Elif Bengu Assistant Professor of Faculty of Educational Sciences at Abdullah Gül University (AGU), Turkey and Paul Christianson, Associate professor of Music at Seton Hall University.

In this session 4 higher education practitioners share insight into some common mistakes practitioners make when shifting to blended or online teaching and learning.  In this session with me is Jesse Gershuny, The George Washington University, Christopher Francique, University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT), Elif Bengu, Abdullah Gül University (AGU), Turkey and Paul Christiansen, Seton Hall University.

In this session, Dr Rick Shearer shares insight into Transactional Distance Theory as originally proposed by Prof. Micheal Moore. 

In this session Professor Michael Simonson, shares insight into Equivalency Theory and its relation to present learning at a distance setting.

In this session Dr. Princess Clarke, Associate Professor at the University of Southern Caribbean shares some e-learning strategies with us.

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