Going Online: A Strategic Compass
When: 15-16 Nov 2019
Where: Yekaterinburg, Russia
Host: Ural Federal University
Target group: Faculty and early-career researchers with either no or basic experience in online and blended learning & teaching interested in acquiring and enhancing their knowledge.
Teaching & Learning Executives and Learning Designers overseeing a business school’s transition to online teaching space.
"Going Online: A Strategic Compass" is an intensive 1.5-day course designed to provide participants with comprehensive strategic overview of the value chain in designing online teaching & learning experience.
Participants will be able to:
- Distinguish and compare different models of online & blended courses, drawing on practical experience.
- Analyse key trends, both short and long-term, which shape the environment of online teaching, and represent both opportunities and challenges.
- Identify key challenges in online & blended teaching and its potential solutions.
- Classify relevant online learning tools and attribute them to different teaching models.
- Enunciate the advantages of online education to support and enrich student learning experience.
- Indicate how to use essential learning analytics to get real-time insight into learners’ performance and behaviour.
...and gain the following skills:
- Apply different pedagogical methods and employ available tools to support online learners.
- Select appropriate tools with respect to learning objectives of particular model.
- Gather the knowledge and critical analysis skills to craft an online learning strategy inspired by international best practices and adapted to the institution’s objectives taking into account resources and competences.
Are you ready to embark on your development journey in the online environment? Learn more at the event webpage and see you in Yekaterinburg!
