Synchronous Teaching with Videoconferencing
Over the last year SCF has offered different modalities of online instruction. The newest modality offered to students is Go-Live
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, which is taught synchronously
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via Microsoft Teams. Using a new technology and teaching method has been a whirlwind for instructors and students. Schools have largely used two videoconferencing tools over the past year: Zoom and Microsoft Teams. SCF has a Microsoft license for all students, faculty, and staff so we have used Teams to conduct meetings and classes online but the “Zoom Boom” can be used to refer to Teams as well.
Top 5 Ways Teachers Can Use Microsoft Teams During Remote Learning
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6 Tips for Engaging Lessons with Microsoft Teams
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Synchronous Online Classes: 10 Tips for Engaging Students
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Zoom Boom: Is synchronous instruction sustainable?
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Microsoft Teams Resources for SCF Students:
Teams Best Practices – Student Version.pdf
Download Teams Best Practices – Student Version.pdf
How to Download Microsoft Teams from Office 365.docx
Download How to Download Microsoft Teams from Office 365.docx
Teams Resources
Answer the following questions regarding teaching and learning synchronously online before replying to a peer:
Have you taken (or taught) a synchronous online course using a videoconferencing tool? Explain your experience. (100 words minimum)
Explain three aspects that you, as an instructor, would implement if you were to teach a live online course. Include specifics to provide context such as grade or age group, subject, etc. (100 words minimum)
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