• Require peer-to-peer interactions in your class.
• Online Class Discussion Boards
• Google Classroom
• Small Group Discussions
• Google Classroom
• Record Brief Videos, and have responses
• Flipgrid
• Ideas for additional Group Activities on Zoom
• Show up to class as often as you are able.
• Interesting Links
• Reference

Require peer-to-peer interactions in your class.

This could take a variety of forms:

Online Class Discussion Boards

Google Classroom

Create a discussion prompt in google classroom by click Create > Question

Small Group Discussions

Google Classroom

Learn how to turn your discussion forum into group projects

Record Brief Videos, and have responses

Flipgrid

Have kids record their own videos and respond to each other

.

Ideas for additional Group Activities on Zoom

Various ideas for setting up a variety of online group activities

https://sites.google.com/nyu.edu/nyu-steinhardt-toolkit/instructional-activities/zoom-activities/group-work?authuser=0

Show up to class as often as you are able.

The more you show up engaged to the online environment the more your students will follow.

• Post frequent announcements
• Provide Feedback
• Engage in discussions

Interesting Links

Making virtual more human

"Imagine if tomorrow - like literally tomorrow, the day after today - there was some kind of global disaster, and suddenly humans could interact only through computers. It's unclear when - or if - face-to-face contact will be possible again. It might be a while.

medium.com

Reference

Darby, Flower. Small Teaching Online (p. 103). Wiley. Kindle Edition.