Course Design Strategy for Remote Teaching

THURSDAY JUNE 18, 2020 | 1:00-2:00PM ET

Remote Teaching is an in-transition modality that leverages technology to enable the best and most engaging in-class teaching moments, especially when your learners cannot access your classroom. Where do you start? What strategies can you apply to your existing design to embrace remote teaching? Join us for key course design practices that you can use right away.

Session Outline:

1. Why Remote Teaching?
2. Start with Your Content
3. Be Intentional in Your Communications
4. Strategize your Live Webinars
5. Implement, Learn & Adapt

Guest Speaker: Juan Mavo-Navarro, Instructional Designer | Online Instructor

Throughout the past 20 years, Juan has honed his expertise and passion for learning through a breadth of public and private sector positions in Learning Design. Drawing on his experience as an instructional designer, trainer, lecturer, and university professor, Juan has developed a holistic approach to engagement in teaching and learning, which he applies in his professional practice. He designs and develops interactive education programs and works closely with instructors and trainers throughout the course lifecycle – from content development to facilitation techniques and strategies – for online, remote delivery, and in-class instruction.

Juan has talked about his experience in conferences sponsored by prestigious organizations like the Association for Talent Development (ATD), the University Professional and Continuing Education Association (UPCEA), and the Canadian Association for University Continuing Education (CAUCE). He has also worked with private corporations, educational institutions, and professional associations to help them achieve their goals.

Interested in a webinar but unable to attend? Simply register and we will send you a recording of the session to view at your convenience.