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Humanizing is describing a student "with a disability" such as "a student who has a hearing impairment" because we are all more than our disability.

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So important to take an eye break. Even show them an eye exercise. Good to program in every class for self care for everyone, including us.

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Letting students know you have notice that they are msg homework. ask how can you help instead of sending threats of failing,

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audio and visual feedback lets them know you are present.

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a joke or two in the middle of class with guidelines..to break up the time

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a joke or two in the middle of class with guidelines..to break up the time

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establish communication policy early on and abiding by it so students can depend on you

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establish communication policy early on and abiding by it so students can depend on you

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Noticing what Students are doing during class

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Noticing what Students are doing during class

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In the Zoom environment, I always notice what students are doing, their surroundings, what they are wearing and give them a shout-out just to let them know I am aware that they exist.

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I'm not sure if this is empathy, but concerning deadlines, I produce sessions/themes in my class.  For each session, I place liquid deadlines within each session, but have hard deadlines at the end of each session.  Once we are done with the session, any work not turned in for that session/theme can not be turned in.  This helps them with understanding not just the necessity for deadlines, but it also gives them the opportunity to produce substantive writing and not just feel like they are "chugging out" assignments because they have a deadline.  I hope that makes sense.

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I'm not sure if this is empathy, but concerning deadlines, I produce sessions/themes in my class.  For each session, I place liquid deadlines within each session, but have hard deadlines at the end of each session.  Once we are done with the session, any work not turned in for that session/theme can not be turned in.  This helps them with understanding not just the necessity for deadlines, but it also gives them the opportunity to produce substantive writing and not just feel like they are "chugging out" assignments because they have a deadline.  I hope that makes sense.

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I send a welcome letter about a week before class with information on how to access the course in Canvas and other resources along with my contact info 

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I send a welcome letter about a week before class with information on how to access the course in Canvas and other resources along with my contact info 

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I am aware that what I saw doesn't hurt or offend during lecture.

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i started the semester with a "Culture box" discussion forum. I felt like it helped me and the students to know something about the group outside of the classroom.

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i started the semester with a "Culture box" discussion forum. I felt like it helped me and the students to know something about the group outside of the classroom.

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I often ask questions of students in the Zoom, and some I view the Chat, some I just ask for a reaction imoji.  But checking in every 10 to 15 minutes seems to help.

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Same. I usually give them a short biography on the first day of class - you know just a little bit about me so they can form a mental picture...

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Same. I usually give them a short biography on the first day of class - you know just a little bit about me so they can form a mental picture...

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I usually share personal stories with my students.

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I usually share personal stories with my students.

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This project is funded by the California Education Learning Lab and is administered by the Foothill-DeAnza Community College District. This site is shared with a CC-BY-NC license. For more information about this project, please contact the Lead PI, Michelle Pacansky-Brock.

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Humanizing Online STEM - What is humanizing?

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This project is funded by the California Education Learning Lab and is administered by the Foothill-DeAnza Community College District. This site is shared with a CC-BY-NC license. For more information about this project, please contact the Lead PI, Michelle Pacansky-Brock.