A-Z of Teaching Online - Effective tips for teaching online

Understanding the fundamentals of teaching online is an important skill no matter where you teach: in blended, flipped, or online learning environments. This book demonstrates how to teach online and helps distance educators better understand online teaching pedagogy.

Are you a teacher looking to learn how to teach online successfully?

If so, you’ve come to the right place. This e-book will teach you how to adapt face-to-face teaching to online teaching so that you and your students can get the most out of the school day.

What will you achieve?

By the end of reading this book, you‘ll be able to

• - Set up your online classes
• - Use Google Classroom to effectively manage your classes.
• - Develop plans to set your students up for success
• - Create and share approaches and techniques for maintaining continuity while moving to teaching and learning online.
• - Identify other learning management systems and how you can adapt them to your school
• - Identify techniques and approaches for engaging your students online.
• - Collect, review and evaluate student feedback on your new approaches
• - Learn how to manage your students’ (and your own) digital well-being
• - Use zoom for asynchronous and synchronous classes with students
• - Understand the different modes of teaching and learning online and how to engage students during an online class.

Who is the book for?

This book is designed for educators, teachers, lecturers, and trainers who are looking to rapidly move from face-to-face to online teaching, whether as a full-time career or as a supplement job.

Who's the Author?

Amarachi Johnson-Ubah is a software developer, from Nigeria. She has experience creating web components using HTML, CSS, BootStrap, JavaScript, and Vue. She is also a Google Certified Educator and a prize nominee for the Active Citizenship In Education Awards who is very passionate about education tech and community. She has a strong belief that technology is a tool for societal advancement and should be introduced to kids at an early stage, which prompted her to launch EduTrybe, a platform that focuses on providing kids and teenagers with resources and mentorship needed for technological advancement and subsequently provides solutions to real-world problems. She has trained over 200 children on various programming languages and technical skills and served as a mentor for the Technovation Challenge in 2018. She is passionate about Programming and problem-solving, she acts as a mentor with Developer Circles from Facebook and the Innovative Child Network where she mentors young learners on using technology for problem-solving.