
hi! I am Minela and welcome to my course. In this course I am going to teach you:
1. What is online teaching?
2. What is the purpose of online teaching?
2. How to choose right pedagogical dispositive, method, technique or approach that suits your needs?
3. We are going to talk about the development of online teaching as well.
So, if you are a teacher and you are considering to be an online teacher, or you are already an online teacher and you want to improve your teaching skills, or you are just curious and you want to know something about this field. This is a right course for you.
Hope to see you soon. Welcome!In the lecture, students will have a chance to find answers for the following questions:
Theory, practice and research on the historical development of distance education would be introduced in this section. The length and order of historical development are determined by purpose of online education. It is going to be presented five models as an example of the practical purpose of distance education.
Students are going to analyse e-learning infographics and do the quiz about it.
Students are going to analyse e-learning infographics and do the quiz about it.
Students are going to analyse e-learning infographics and do the quiz about it.
Students are going to analyse e-learning infographics and do the quiz about it.
Downloadable materials
Caron, P. A. (2007, September). Web services plug-in to implement "Dispositives" on Web 2.0 applications. In European Conference on Technology Enhanced Learning (pp. 457-462). Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg.
Orsini, A. (2017). short games series as new pedagogical tools: the international relations games show. European Political Science, 1-25.
In the lecture, students will have a chance to learn more about pedagogical "dispositives": traditional and online. I will give more examples in the lecture about programs as well inspire students to make pictures of their own program.
In the lesson would be given big pictures of basics constructs and concepts of learning theories, based on what students would organised their future lessons following questions: what kind of teaching, what kind of students and for what purpose they would teach?
The lesson would orient future teachers with necessary information about methods and technique that are used in the classroom and online in example of language teaching methods. This would give spectra of different methods that teachers could find in the literature.
Teaching Tools and Instruments will identify important considerations we need to keep in mind when developing online learning activities for your students. When you are new to the process, understanding which online technology best supports different learning activities can be daunting. This module, along with a range of case studies, and activities, will explore the relationship between different technologies and specific activities in more depth.
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This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the world of online education — its evolution, principles, and effective practices. It is designed for educators who want to understand the pedagogical, technological, and social dimensions of teaching in digital environments. Through this program, participants will define and analyze key educational concepts, explore and consider educational prompts that help you orientate your future pedagogical dispositive, and reflect on how to design meaningful and engaging online learning experiences.
The course integrates multiple teaching methods to illustrate how online education functions in both theory and practice. Core elements of learning theory are explained through concrete examples, supported by practical tips and digital tools that can be applied immediately in your own teaching. Special attention is given to the design of interactive content, student motivation, and assessment strategies in both synchronous and asynchronous settings, showing how the process works in both small and big scale.
By the end of the course, participants will understand the essential components of online learning systems, be able to plan and deliver online lessons, and critically evaluate their own teaching practices. The course offers a conceptual framework and pedagogical context rooted in educational sciences, empowering educators to develop purposeful, adaptable, and student-centered online teaching projects.