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This about high-enrollment courses, but there are many ideas to consider for teaching any online course. Abstract: "Class size has been a popular topic for decades. There is renewed interest in this topic now with the growth of online learning. Online courses can accommodate hundreds, if not thousands, of students in a single course. Very little research, though, has been conducted recently on Class size in online courses and the research that has been conducted is mixed. As the demand for online courses increases, so likely will Class size. In this exploratory study, we investigated the perceptions and experiences of 37 faculty teaching high-enrollment online courses. In the following article, we report the results of our inquiry, implications for practice, and areas for additional research."

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Guest speakers, small group work with shared contracts, class discussions with student jobs

Online students don't have to work alone

"6 ways to lead meaningful class discussions in an asynchronous online forum"

"What an educator with experience teaching online has learned about structuring students' online and offline experiences and how to provide feedback to keep the learning going."

This is a great site - all kinds of information for taking your class online.

"One of the most common questions we hear from instructors who are first moving to an online teaching environment is, "How do I build community in an online class?""

"Rhythm, routine, and relationships" in addition to backwards design, mostly asynchronous learning to help students having connection issues, family issues, and more than one class online.

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