Connect your course instantly to Your Community
Imagine sitting in a lecture hall in which you're learning the history of Georgia O'Keeffe from your Art History instructor. It's a lecture, and you're making note of specific sections of your text and noting down your thoughts and ideas. After the lecture has ended, your lecture is over, you gather with your fellow students and talk about the lessons you've learnt.
Ask questions, discuss your views Take advantage of learning by listening to other's opinions. You can then consolidate what you have learned from your teacher.
Imagine it happening in the world of online. Alongside videos that you watch from your instructor, what is the most appropriate place to communicate the lessons you've learned, or to inquire about the topic you're not sure about?
And for you, as the creator, this is the rich, dynamic learning experience you have to create for your students. Not just your own classroom, but for the entire community however, but also for your entire community.
However, it's essential to build a lasting connection between your school and your community, so that they're not simply different tasks. Instead, they should be linked to provide a seamless learning experiences.
Students can effortlessly join Communities via the course with one simple click.
Course and Community Connection Course as well as Community Connection allows students to easily navigate the course to gain access to a space within the Community.
It's easy to connect using these easy instructions:
- Create an account and click on Communities within the Control Learning Content.
- Open an existing Space, or design a brand space from scratch.
- The Space Settings can be opened by pressing the gear icon. Settings can be opened by pressing the icon that represents gears.
- Choose the Course you'd like to be as a part of that Space.
- You must ensure that you have updated the area and then you're done!
When the community has been operational, students will be able to view an option in the Course Player that students can select for direct access to your Community.
An unimportant but meaningful interaction could lead to a unifying student experience free of distractions from social media. Establish a platform for communication and understanding that your students aren't in a position to pay for leaving out.
Are you unfamiliar with Communities? Find out how you can create your own community.
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