Virtual Programming

 Virtual programming inspiration

On this resource area you will find ideas, instructions, best practices, effective teaching practices, and a variety of virtual programming options. Examples include live in-person workshops along with Zoom participants, a live workshop with on-demand content, as well as a variety of other virtual options. Follow the steps below for some virtual teaching inspiration! 

1ask

There are a lot of considerations when you are choosing what mode of delivery to use. Start by asking the right questions about:
2choose

The answers to the above questions will help guide you to the right delivery mode. 

 
3dive

Once you have chosen how you will offer your program, dive into the the implementation details for these different delivery modes:

 

 

 Our Virtual Help rooms, below, can support you in this process.

Drop in. Learn. Get Questions Answered.

The following regularly scheduled virtual help rooms are open to all MSU Extension staff. Please note that passwords for entering are not posted for security reasons. Passwords are posted in the OD News, or you can email the contact.

Everything Ed Tech Cohort (Zoom, D2L, Qualtrics, Google Apps, Spartan 365)
First and Third Tuesday of the month (beginning March 2021)
2:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Join Link | Meeting ID: 918 2364 0959 | Passcode: See OD News
Contact Gwyn Shelle | Luke Reese | Alan Pilkenton

Online Course Development Cohort
Second Monday of the month
1:00 - 3:30 p.m.
Join Link | Meeting ID: 517 432 5131 | Passcode: See OD News
Contact Gwyn Shelle

Virtual Programming

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