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“Don’t you miss connecting with your students?!” – I received this response when an instructor at a conference heard that I taught fully online – in which I replied, “I feel incredibly connected to my students and have even met their spouses and children during our live weekly video calls if anything, I feel more deeply connected to all of my learners online.” She seemed absolutely shocked by my response and held a sentiment that is common in the world of online learning the myth that there is little communication or connection with students in online courses. It’s time to debunk that myth and the first step involves exploring the plethora of interaction types, communication channels, and ways to utilize them efficiently to support active communication in your class!

Maximizing Interactivity in Online Learning: Moving Beyond Discussion Boards