In May, various guest posts showcased innovative approaches to online education and engagement. Zeniya Cooley highlighted how community involvement fosters engagement in online courses, while Michele B. Medved discussed AI's growing role in Learning and Development, questioning its impact on Subject Matter Experts. Markus Bernroitner presented a storytelling method that enhances control during animated presentations. Lastly, Chloe Daniel examined how flexible learning pathways can empower student engagement and resilience. This edition emphasizes the importance of adapting various teaching methodologies to better engage students and meet their diverse learning needs.
Zeniya Cooley shares insights on building an engaged course community by highlighting how creators inspired participation and idea exchange among members, enhancing engagement.
Michele B. Medved addresses the growing role of AI in Learning and Development, questioning if AI can replace the expertise of Subject Matter Experts in the learning process.
Markus Bernroitner introduces a method that combines storytelling with structured slide navigation for animated videos, allowing presenters greater control over their narrative.
Chloe Daniel explores strategies for educators to enhance student engagement and resilience, focusing on the importance of flexible learning pathways tailored to individual goals.
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