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I believe it is important for a teacher to provide the student with tools, skills, and knowledge to perform the given task and then give the student the space to produce there own unique.. pair of shoes.

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I only teach studio classes so they are long which gives me some time to lecture/ demo and the students some time to work. A typical day in my class starts with a quick outline of the day. Most days I write out the goals for the day on the board as well as what they will be learning. Next, I teach a 'How To..' lesson (demonstrating a step in the shoemaking process). Next, the students dive into that part of the process and I circle the studio to see who needs further instruction or one-on-one help. Students are also encouraged to help each other. Giving students ample amount of time is important in my class so they have one on one time with me. Each student is always at a different level of skill and many techniques aren't easily explained through email or even a video/live chat.

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I'm pretty excited about implementing some of the 'Flipped Classroom' techniques into my class. In Flipped Classrooms students view their lectures online and do their 'homework' or course work in class'.
I often come in outside of class to help the students that are struggling. If I can add more of the extra content online so I have more time to help the students in class, sign me up. For now I still plan to do demos in person but making some how to videos is on my list.

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What scares me about online teaching.. is online teaching. My class tends to be just enough time because the process is one that can't be rushed and takes many hours. If my class needed to be fully online I would worry about the students not having the in-person attention they need from me and their classmates. Some students have natural hands on skills or have worked in other trades that gave them good hand-eye coordination. And some students are great designers but struggle with certain steps of the process and I would worry that worksheets, online video chat and/or how-to videos wouldn't be enough.

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I'd like to know more about Padlet and Voice Thread. I think they could be a great resource for students. They could be used for initial mood board ideas and classmates could make suggestions on each choice. They could possibly be used for reviews and critiques. There seems to be so many teaching resources I have yet to look into.