In this episode, David Seignior, senior learning designer from the University of Melbourne, explains in what ways online teaching allows teachers to actively engage with their students in learning, and how that can be achieved even with minimal technological interventions.

Host: Xia Cui
Guest Speaker: David Seignior
Editor & producer: Xia Cui

In this episode, David Seignior, senior learning designer from the University of Melbourne, explains in what ways online teaching allows teachers to actively engage with their students in learning, and how that can be achieved even with minimal technological interventions. Host: Xia Cui Guest Speaker: David Seignior Editor & producer: Xia Cui

In this episode, David Seignior, senior learning designer from the University of Melbourne, explains in what ways online teaching allows teachers to actively engage with their students in learning, and how that can be achieved even with minimal technological interventions.

Host: Xia Cui
Guest Speaker: David Seignior
Editor &amp; producer: Xia Cui

Online learning can be more interactive than face to face? Here is why!

A Faculty of Arts Podcast where colleagues gather to chat about teaching experiences, discuss innovations, and exchange tips and ideas in their practice. New episodes are released weekly. To join the conversation, email arts-ati@unimelb.edu.au.

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Online learning can be more interactive than face to face? Here is why!

Online learning can be more interactive than face to face? Here is why!