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Best Practices for Teaching an Online Course

How to build a successful online course in 6 simple steps

In many ways, online teaching can provide the same results as a face-to-face education. In fact, there are numerous advantages to being able to interact one-on-one with students in an online environment. However, setting up an online course takes a certain understanding of the toolset that is available. In this report D2L examines the best practices for delivering an online or blended learning course.

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  • the best practices for delivering an online or blended learning course
  • how to prepare the technology for online teaching
  • how to design an engaging and successful online course

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