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“Building an online community is not only relevant to the learning process, it is essential.” - PPT Presentation

Thormann amp Fidalgo 2014 Culturally Relevant Communities Dea Marx amp Leah Panther   Online communities What makes it a community Socially interdependent Participate in discussions and decision making ID: 778663

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Slide1

“Building an online community is not only relevant to the learning process, it is essential.”

Thormann

&

Fidalgo

, 2014

Culturally Relevant

Communities

Dea Marx

&

Leah Panther

Slide2

 

Online

communities

What

makes it a community?

Socially interdependent

Participate in discussions and decision making

Shared

practices

Slide3

 

Online

communities

What

makes it Culturally Relevant?

Knowing your students

Observing their strengths

Opportunities for options

Slide4

 

Online learning communities

Why does it matter?

Increase completion

Better student satisfaction

Intrinsic motivation

Higher learning outcomes

Slide5

Isolation

L

ack of belonging

Limited perspective

Withdrawal Factors

Slide6

 

Effective online learning

communities

can

be characterized by

four

critical components

:

Interaction

C

ommunication

Participation

Collaboration

Slide7

In

 

Practice:

Introduction Activities

Options to differentiate

Student moderators

Customization

Slide8

 

Discussion Boards and Blogs

:

Timely response

Summary of learning

Personal contact of absentees

Thoughtful deadlines

Slide9

Application

What will you use?

Slide10

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doi:10.1016/j.compedu.2013.08.016

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Aust

, R. (2008). Examining Teacher Verbal Immediacy and Sense of Classroom Community in Online Classes. 

International Journal on E-Learning, 7

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).

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, A. (2002). Building Sense of Community at a Distance. 

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http://www.irrodl.org/index.php/irrodl/article/view/79

Stanford-Bowers, D. (2008). Persistence in online

c

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, J. &

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, P. (2014). Guidelines

for

online course moderation

and

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from a

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