What does an online lecture look like?

Dr Carina Ginty and Annette Cosgrove

GMIT Teaching and Learning Office and School of Science and Computing

June 17, 2020

Dr Carina Ginty and Annette Cosgrove (GMIT Teaching and Learning Office and the DigitalEd.ie project team) have prepared a guide to help support lecturers plan for the delivery of an online class.

There are six areas in the guide to consider. The guide also includes a menu of learning activities that can be built into any online/blended course.

We recommend engagement with the Learning Design workshop with the Teaching and Learning Office to explore the learning activity categories further and how to design a course effectively.

Check out the Guide: What Does an Online Lecture Look Like (PDF)?

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