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Students may see this as "just homework" or "one more thing"...

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Discussion amongst LS French learners on articles, readings, videos, etc.

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SLD empower students, but I am not sure how to go about it.

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Students take charge of discussion and explore the topics that most interest them.

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By engaging with an online forum I can interact with many more students and more successfully. I can see many more students' ideas.

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I have had students facilitate discussions of complex readings. I encourage them to come up with a creative interactive activity. I have noticed lately (since we went online) that students do not volunteer as they used to when we were teaching in person.

Also, forums are good, but students find them overwhelming sometimes, particularly when they have to reply to other posts.

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Maybe a SLD for interpreters on their methods / challenges when preparing a conference. 

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Maybe a SLD for interpreters on their methods / challenges when preparing a conference. 

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Last spring I had a LOT of my grad students tell me that with each prof using different platforms/approaches to CLDs....that it got very cumbersome and confusing for them

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I would use it to allow groups to process difficult readings.

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Can enable more discussion interaction when a professor is offline

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For interpretation/translation students: conversations on class activity, discussing termino. challenges, new/challenging concepts, sharing experiences on "on the spot" class work.

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For interpretation/translation students: conversations on class activity, discussing termino. challenges, new/challenging concepts, sharing experiences on "on the spot" class work.

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I like to use SLDs when there isn't a "right answer" and/or when getting under the hood of something is benefited by multiple perspectives

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It allows students to prepare questions ahead of time and be active learners.

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Student discussion leaders often learn the most on their assigned weeks

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Not all students will be strong discussion leaders

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When might you want to use student-led threaded discussions? What are some benefits of this activity? What are some challenges?