3 Types of Engagement
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Created on July 11, 2021
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Students’ interaction with other students
Examples:
- Icebreakers
- Team Builders
- Collaborative Breakout Activities
- Games
- Lab Activities
- Collaborative Creation
UDL Considerations:
Assign group work. |
Encourage students to use synchronous tools for group meetings. |
Require students to post certain assignments (e.g., short papers, journals, websites) so they are available to the entire class and invite students to comment on each other’s work. |
Assign students to take turns moderating the discussion forums. |
Encourage content-based conversation in discussion forums. |
Encourage socializing in discussion forums. |
Students’ interaction with course content
Examples:
- Digital Notebooks
- Breakout Activities
UDL Considerations:
Keep the format of your lessons and modules consistent. |
Have students participate in online simulations. |
Assign activities that require students to interact with the content and explore the topic in greater detail. |
Create discussion forums that require students to reflect and build on the content. |
Minimize the amount of instructor-generated content, and guide students into generating their own content. |
Use self-tests to allow students to check their understanding of content. |
Provide links to online resources that allow students to explore the topic in more depth. |
Use audio and video clips for access to guest lecturers and field experts. |
Present content in more than one format. |
Students’ interaction with the instructor
Examples:
- Q&A
- Office Hours
- Submission of Assignments
- Feedback from Instructor
UDL Considerations
Provide clear and thorough information to students. |
Provide more than one way for students to contact you. |
Present a welcoming, friendly atmosphere. |