Digital Pedagogies for Remote Learning
Find out how teachers at VU have responded to remote learning in creative and effective ways through Digital Pedagogies.
Click on thumbnails below to watch the videos:
Collaboration develops student performance in music
The online kitchen
Bringing the bush online
Online, immersive and collaborative
Block model supports online learning
Scaffolding Assessment
The fear factor
Peer and inquiry learning boost algebra and calculus
The virtual physics laboratory
The hamburger
Communication strengthens industry connections
Here are some of classroon teaching strategies:
Philosophical Chairs
Philosophical Chairs is a technique you can use to encourage debate with students.
Read more: Scholastic guide to Philosophical Chairs
Jigsaw Method
The Jigsaw Method is an efficient way for students to take in a journal article or larger piece of text that you would like to discuss but haven't got time to have students read and evaluate the whole text. This video demonstrates two ways of following this method.
Read more: A useful overview of the Jigsaw Reading technique
Active learning and group work strategies
Learn more about active learning & group work strategies.
- Questioning
- Numbering off
- Think pair share
- Group work with presentation
- Jigsaw puzzles or matching games
- Placemat
See a few teaching strategies/activities for the classroom (PDF, 157 KB) to explore the above strategies in detail.