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SURVIVAL KIT - METHODS

PREPARING FOR THE FIRST DIGITAL MEETING

 

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Introduction

 

Access, orientation, and organizational matters

 

Getting to know the students, questions, wishes

 

 

 

 

 

Topic introductions

 

 

 

Introduction

 

The goals of the first event include creating security through structure and clear guidelines as well as promoting a trusting and productive working atmosphere.

 

The following is content that could potentially belong in an initial joint session. Not all of it fits every type of course. Therefore, your own selection should always be based on the requirements of your own course.

 

The contents of this document have been ordered in thematic blocks. These blocks are not a recommendation for the order in which you should implement them in your course. Depending on your course requirements, you may freely choose, combine and rearrange content.

 

If there is not too much one-way communication at the beginning, it is usually easier to get students active later.

 

 

Access, orientation, and organizational matters

 

 

 

Getting to know the students and their questions and expectations

 

Large groups

 

 

 

Medium-sized groups

 

 

 

Small groups

 

 

 

Additional options on the accompanying learning platform

 

 

 

Topic entry

 

Many topic entry methods from classroom teaching can be transferred to digital teaching with a little "inventiveness." Here are a few examples: