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•Start by asking “What do you want to think about?”

•Start a 3-minute timer.

•Attend to the speaker and don't take notes
•Don't interrupt. Welcome silence.

•Gently communicate interest

•Push your own thoughts aside

•Change over without fuss or comment
•Succinct, sincere, specific appreciation

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Feel free to share your freshest thoughts here, as text, video or audio between now and our next session...

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10 Online Teaching Tips beyond Zoom: Teaching Without Walls Episode 1

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Make Super Simple Videos for Teaching Online

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Suggestions for how to foster the different kinds of presence

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Lord Puttnam's speech as part of FutureLearn's Festival of learning

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Lord Puttnam's speech as part of FutureLearn's Festival of learning

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There are other speakers contributions on their YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfOGCT2KukkOC8SedDrnxWGS5VbsCBBrA

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Education Keynote with Lord David Puttnam CBE: Education’s Darwinian Moment

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Really interested to see how online teaching will evolve over the next year. Loads of good advice/ideas around which is inspiring but if learners return physically to classrooms in September will we as teachers stick with what we know?

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I am thinking about what it means to connect and what on line teaching offers to improve connection with each
other.

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Am thinking about how we get new learners to bond. Michael Wesch's videos inspired an idea. Old art and design project ' self portrait' where you cannot use an image of yourself but 

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Am thinking about how we get new learners to bond. Michael Wesch's videos inspired an idea. Old art and design project ' self portrait' where you cannot use an image of yourself but 