A team of teaching and learning staff across Deakin University have created the Tales of Teaching Online podcast to share their stories and expertise as they transition their teaching online.

Tales of Teaching Online

In Episode 2, Joan Sutherland and A/Prof. Guo-Qiang Liu explore how he transitioned from wholly face-to-face to online in a few weeks initiated by COVID-19.

Ep. 2 - From wholly face-to-face to online in a few weeks (feat. Joan Sutherland & Guo-Qiang Lu)

In Episode 1, Marcus O'Donnell and Chie Adachi kick things off for the Tales of Teaching Online podcast series, providing an overview of the upcoming series.

Ep. 1 - Overview of the podcast series (feat. Marcus O'Donnell & Chie Adachi)

In Episode 3, A/Prof. Chie Adachi and Ross Monaghan explore the power of using Facebook live to stream lectures and enhance engagement in the unit.

Ep. 3 - Reaching 33,000 people with Facebook Live lectures (feat. Chie Adachi & Ross Monaghan)

In Episode 4, Jo Elliott and Audrey Statham explore the experience of rapid teaching transition from a sessional teacher's perspective. Audrey shares her reflections on the role of connections in promoting engagement and learning, and shaping identity beyond the learning experience.

Ep. 4 - A sessional staff member's experience of the transition (feat. Jo Elliott & Audrey Statham)

In Episode 6, Joan Sutherland and Dr Elicia Lanham discuss how she built a sense of community through the use of Microsoft Teams in an IT unit with over 500 students. She provides insights into how students built their confidence in the digital space throughout the unit and strategies implemented to facilitate this. She will share her experience, what worked, what she learnt, and how she iterated it in real time.

Ep. 1 - Overview of the podcast series (feat. Marcus O'Donnell & Chie Adachi)

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