Great ideas for HYBRID Teaching

[@dr5amita]

Always full of encouraging information, Russell. So very great!👌👌👍👍👍 Grateful. ☀️🇮🇳

[@ttvRussell]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@diagnembaye423]

Thanks a million times. A thorough analysis of Google classroom.

[@ttvRussell]

You are very welcome!

[@diagnembaye423]

Always awesome. Many thanks

[@ttvRussell]

Thanks again!

[@user-borzenko_elena]

Many thanks, Russell. I’ve been using hybrid teaching for two years now but did not realize it had a name - for me it was simply finding a way to engage students, (English classes) staying at home, so that they wouldn’t miss out on the chance to practise.

[@ttvRussell]

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[@michelleagnesfagan4533]

Hi eneha - I woud be really interested to hear how you´ve been dealing with this situation over the last few years! Are you in a situation similar to that Mr.Stannard describes where students in the class also have devices?

[@user-borzenko_elena]

@@michelleagnesfagan4533 Well, not really. I usually teach a class of 10-20 students (or teachers), the classroom is equipped only with a projector and a desktop PC. Students that are not in class (sick, busy, could't arrive on time due to bad weather) get a link to Hangouts video chat (I use Trello where Hangouts is embedded). To create such chats I use my personal laptop with a good camera and microphone. I place my laptop so that people on Hangouts can see me and the board with a projected material. I walk freely around the class and still can be heard by those online. If there's any speaking activity, I give my laptop with headphones to a student in the classroom - and they both can hear and see each other. This hybrid model proved to be great with those students on a maternity leave: they managed to follow a full-time course being at home with their babies on the lap!

[@michelleagnesfagan4533]

@@user-borzenko_elena thanks so much for this insight into how it´s working for you! Really appreciate it It is especially encouraging that the students found it useful. I´ ve had first two classes and they went ok - got loads of ideas to play around with and feeling quite excited by possibilities.

[@sreejaunni8447]

Excellent...

[@ttvRussell]

Thanks. More videos for you: www.teachertrainingvideos.com/teaching_online

[@CC-qg6zl]

I had to do this, hardware limits was main issue( lack of earphones/ mics etc...mask steaming up glasses didn't help, that type of thing😂, and had to abandon video and settle for audio. Ultimately taking it in turns in some logical order was the best solution for a conversation class. Learned that muting mics is the only way to go and

[@ttvRussell]

Thanks for sharing.

[@montanalobo9351]

Very informative...thank you!

[@ttvRussell]

Glad I could help you Montana

[@khinhla8369]

I get very good imformation.I must use it for my teaching

[@ttvRussell]

Please do! Here is the link to my latest video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/baiopIZvqrKMitU

[@rvmathsforyou2179]

Nice intro abt.available technology

[@ttvRussell]

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[@wahibacherifi8303]

thanks so much for your effort and nice job

[@ttvRussell]

My pleasure! Thanks for the comment. I have added some new videos on Teaching on-line here: www.teachertrainingvideos.com/teaching_online

[@diagnembaye423]

Thanks Russel tor sharing.

[@ttvRussell]

You are very welcome

[@diagnembaye423]

Thanks Russel for this video.

[@ttvRussell]

Thanks

[@autoortawfiq6858]

Nice Russell. Excellent video and info as always

[@ttvRussell]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@MarcelloCAFIERO]

Thanks Russell. Very useful and interesting!

[@ttvRussell]

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[@michelleagnesfagan4533]

Hi Russel, Thanks as always - mentimeter looks cool BUT think about the students in the class NOT having phones, tablets or any other devices - this is the reality for a lot of teachers. It´s a real brain tease at the moment! The "live" students can see the zoom call students projected on the whiteboard - that´s it!

[@ttvRussell]

Students can work in groups. You only need one student in each group to have access to a device. I take your point but I am just reporting on what we have been trying out.

[@artist1975]

Thank you. Ideas for online practical Art classes also pls :)

[@ttvRussell]

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[@artist1975]

@@ttvRussell Sure, definitely will do. Thank you so much. Will look forward for the new videos.

[@wslion55]

Could you please make the arabic translation available for the video

[@ttvRussell]

Unfortunately I can not upload Arabic subtitles.