Online Teaching and Learning Etiquette

• Online learning is not going to go away.

• It is important to understand how to present yourself professionally as both a student and teacher.

• The first item contains some tips for putting yourself in the right frame of mind and being self-directed.

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• The next item details some important tips for video chats and online discussions.

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Prepare For Video Chats and Online Discussions

• There are a lot of small things you can do to prepare for online meetings and to present yourself professionally.

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• I have listed a series of behaviors and actions that will allow you to participate fully.
  

• At the bottom, I have listed behaviors that do not come off well in this environment.

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Student Online Etiquette Rubric Activity

• We are going to collectively create a "rubric" for students so they better understand the etiquette necessary for online learning (live/zoom and in general).

• Each of you will identify an item that belongs on the rubric and explain that item - explain it as though speaking to students directly.

• The idea is that we can use this doc or work off of it to create a rubric that can go out directly to students.

• We will all work of off the Day 4 - Student Online Etiquette Rubric Google Sheet.

• There is a row for each of you. 

• In that row, you will identify an item that you feel is important for students to know and remember and define what you mean. My example is in the first row.