Online Learning Resources for people moving online in a hurry.

Before our Friday online teaching class I tweeted out a request for suggestions for the ONE THING that people would send someone if they were moving online for the first time.

If you were going to send someone ONE document/video about teaching online, what would it be? Looking for 'further reading' suggestions for our online teaching course.

— dave cormier (@davecormier) April 24, 2020

The response was amazing. There are so many great educators out there doing good work right now, and so much good work that’s been done that is super useful to the situation we are all in. I have made an attempt to grab some of these links and put a little context around them so that people can skim through them. It’s the least I could do. Many folks delete their tweets nowadays, and looking through a twitter thread can be exhausting. I’m sorry if I missed your tweet. You can just add it to the end of the doc. I’ll check occasionally and sort them.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Rz4qjMRLA9dVx2ExxTwBg1FtXMVh5ruQMQTs4eG3_oc/edit#

And just in case you were wondering about video… here’s a list of providers of simple video. Haven’t gotten a chance to break this one down yet. Maybe next week 🙂

So… I need a SUPER SIMPLE video creator. Needs to record face and screens. I want it to record to my computer. I don't want ANY power. OBSstudio has too much power. Openshot has too much power. Thoughts?

— dave cormier (@davecormier) April 19, 2020

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