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HEY, JUST BECAUSE IT IS ONLINE DOESN'T MEAN WE CAN'T HAVE FIELD TRIPS, RIGHT?
Learning Environments I VisitedMiller Valley School (many times)NAUASUUof ASouthwestern College in Winfield, Kansas  Caborca, Mexico
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Field Trips And Online Learning
Field Trips And Online Learning
Field Trips And Online Learning
Field Trips And Online Learning
Field Trips And Online Learning
Field Trips And Online Learning
Field Trips And Online Learning
Field Trips And Online Learning
Field Trips And Online Learning
Yeah, but, ah, that was a small high schoolCollege is Different* more students* less money* basic skill courses* they get field experience later
Field Trips And Online Learning
In Your Online Class, StudentsRead Textual InformationWrite Textual MaterialSee ImagesWatch Video FormatListen to Audio ContentWhat Else Do Your Students Do?Write it down on paper provided
Field Trips and Online Learningcan the two co-exist?photo by fvaldes
The AssumptionMost Online Courses (like many courses) Lack Field Trips of Any Kindphoto by fvaldes
WHY?Instructors are Tied to TextbooksToo Much Time to Plan ThemThey Cost Too Much, Hard to Assess bydcolson5201
WHY NOT?Easier to Organize in Online CoursesStudent Participation (maybe engagement)Projects, Community, real Life, Servicebydcolson5201
Defining the Field TripNot Out of a BookNot at the ComputerNot on Your iPodbynrtphotos
For Example!It can be as simple asA phone call (required) to converse with the course instructor!
At Yavapai Collegeservice learning component available to all instructors
Other Exampleshuman sexuality bookstore visityoga class trip to studiosbusiness class to local businessa study group meeting at library
The Obvious Good in OnlineDiversity in Student Generated Demonstration of AbilityCollaboration In and Out of Classroom & Broader Audience The Usual:Anytime
Anywhereteaching the way you were taughtwill not work online
Blending of the Available Tools
What Do We Tell Online Instructors?Active Learning, EngagementElement of Community ServiceOffer Real Life Experiences

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Field Trips And Online Learning

  • 1. HEY, JUST BECAUSE IT IS ONLINE DOESN'T MEAN WE CAN'T HAVE FIELD TRIPS, RIGHT?
  • 2. Learning Environments I VisitedMiller Valley School (many times)NAUASUUof ASouthwestern College in Winfield, Kansas Caborca, Mexico
  • 13. Yeah, but, ah, that was a small high schoolCollege is Different* more students* less money* basic skill courses* they get field experience later
  • 15. In Your Online Class, StudentsRead Textual InformationWrite Textual MaterialSee ImagesWatch Video FormatListen to Audio ContentWhat Else Do Your Students Do?Write it down on paper provided
  • 16. Field Trips and Online Learningcan the two co-exist?photo by fvaldes
  • 17. The AssumptionMost Online Courses (like many courses) Lack Field Trips of Any Kindphoto by fvaldes
  • 18. WHY?Instructors are Tied to TextbooksToo Much Time to Plan ThemThey Cost Too Much, Hard to Assess bydcolson5201
  • 19. WHY NOT?Easier to Organize in Online CoursesStudent Participation (maybe engagement)Projects, Community, real Life, Servicebydcolson5201
  • 20. Defining the Field TripNot Out of a BookNot at the ComputerNot on Your iPodbynrtphotos
  • 21. For Example!It can be as simple asA phone call (required) to converse with the course instructor!
  • 22. At Yavapai Collegeservice learning component available to all instructors
  • 23. Other Exampleshuman sexuality bookstore visityoga class trip to studiosbusiness class to local businessa study group meeting at library
  • 24. The Obvious Good in OnlineDiversity in Student Generated Demonstration of AbilityCollaboration In and Out of Classroom & Broader Audience The Usual:Anytime
  • 25. Anywhereteaching the way you were taughtwill not work online
  • 26. Blending of the Available Tools
  • 27. What Do We Tell Online Instructors?Active Learning, EngagementElement of Community ServiceOffer Real Life Experiences