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Definition
A learning activity between the teacher and students that takes place in real-time.

Example
1. Online conference class session
2. Real-time group discussion
3. Real-time group writing activities

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A learning activity between the teacher and students that is carried out online and offline. It involves coursework delivered by web, email, and message boards that are posted in online forums.

Example
1. Posting/uploading a homework on an online platform
2. Commenting on a post

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Topic 1: Getting to Know Google Classroom

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Topic 1: Getting to Know Google Classroom

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Google Classroom tutorial.

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Getting Started with Google Classroom | EDTech Made Easy - GOOGLE CLASSROOM TUTORIAL

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Google Classroom tips and tricks

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Google Classroom Tips and Tricks for Teachers | EDTech Made Easy - GOOGLE CLASSROOM TUTORIAL

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Topic 3: Google Classroom and Google Meet

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Topic 3: Google Classroom and Google Meet

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Google Meet tutorial. Be sure to turn off your link after your class ends.

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NEW UPDATE! - Google Meet Joins Google Classroom

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A short tutorial on how to use Google Meet to conduct your class.

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How to use Google Meet for Remote and Online learning

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Attached is the iTaleem Instructor Manual for your reference.

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Facebook Group for online learning tutorial.

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How to Use Facebook Groups for Your Online Course Platform

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Padlet tutorial.

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How to Teach Remotely with Padlet | Online Teaching App for ESL Learners

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1. Text messaging (Direct Reply / Copy + Paste + Edit = Reply to a thread)
2. Photo taking
3. Video recording
4. Voice recording
5. Information sharing - url, photo, video, voice notes, file/documents
6. Video calls - one-to-one or group call (maximum 8 participants)
7. Bold a text (*bold*)
8. Underline a text (_underline_)
9. Strike a text (~strike~)

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1. Prepare an attendance template
Class Date:
1. Name (Matric Number)
2. Name (Matric Number)
3. Name (Matric Number)

2. Ask students to reply to the thread

3. Screenshot the final name list for your record

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Any activities that do not require students to respond right away is considered asynchronous.

Example:
Teacher shares a pdf worksheet for pre-lesson.

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Any activities that require the student to respond right away is considered synchronous.

Example:
Topic 2: Declaring Attendance is an example of a synchronous activity.

Students take a photo of their homework and send on whatsapp group for feedback.

Group call for small group discussions.

Students respond to an activity via text messaging and teacher gives feedback by bolding/underlining/striking the text.

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A flipped classroom combines both asynchronous and synchronous activities for a lesson.

Example
Teacher uploads a pre-lesson material online and ask students to prepare before the lesson which takes place the following day.

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A tutorial on how to use Google Form for online class assessment.

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1. Google Meet
- up to 250 participants
- no time limit
- low bandwith
- screen sharing

2. Zoom
- up to 250 participants
- limited to 45 minutes per session
- high bandwith
- screen sharing

3. Whatsapp Video Call
- up to 8 participants
- no time limit
- no screen sharing

4. Facebook Group Video Call
- up to 50 participants
- not time limit
- no screen sharing

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Creating attendance tutorial

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ITALEEM - Tutorial How to Create Attendance

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Topic 6: Google Docs for Collaborative Work

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Topic 6: Google Docs for Collaborative Work

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Google Docs tutorial

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Russell Stannard (Teacher Training Videos)

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Ideas for Lessons: Using Google Docs in group work for blended/flipped lessons #teachonline

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Definition
A style of education in which students learn via electronic and online media as well as traditional face-to-face teaching.

Example
Teacher uses class time for hands-on, authentic group learning activities while theoretical concepts are presented online through recorded lectures (eg. slides with narration). The in-class learning activities help students practice the actual development of training materials and teaching methods, and reinforce the foundational course concepts that students encounter in the online presentations. Students' understanding of course concepts is assessed through weekly online quizzes