Course Engagement Hacks
About Course
DESCRIPTION
Engaging students in an online learning environment can be challenging, but with the right strategies, it is possible to foster a dynamic and interactive classroom. The “Course Engagement Hacks” course, offered by the Australian Institute of Training and Career Development, is designed to equip educators and e-learning professionals with innovative techniques to boost student participation and interest.
In this comprehensive course, participants will delve into the psychology of student engagement, exploring how different learning styles and motivational factors can impact a student’s ability to stay focused and committed. The course provides practical tools and actionable insights that can be immediately implemented to enhance the learning experience.
The curriculum covers a wide range of topics, including the use of multimedia and interactive content, the importance of feedback and communication, and the role of gamification in education. Additionally, participants will learn how to create a supportive online community, encouraging collaboration and peer-to-peer learning.
By the end of this course, educators will have a robust toolkit of engagement strategies that can be adapted to various educational contexts. Whether you are new to online teaching or an experienced professional looking to refine your approach, this course will provide you with the skills needed to create a more engaging and effective learning environment.
CERTIFICATION:
Participants who successfully complete the “Course Engagement Hacks” course will be awarded a Certificate of Completion which will can be verified online by prospective employers if required.
Course Content
Course Engagement Hacks
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Introduction
04:34 -
The Human Brain
04:54 -
Desire Trigger
07:50 -
Progress Trigger
06:19 -
The Human Trigger
03:58 -
Course Rewards
05:31 -
Engagement Rewards
09:42 -
Retarget
04:33
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