Online instructors aren't always involved in the design and development of the courses they teach. While there are ways to provide suggestions to those who maintain the course sites, the process may not be as efficient or effective as possible. Instructors are on the academic front lines working with students and the content first-hand. How can they help encourage and communicate student feedback to bring about positive change in their online courses?
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This week's read-aheads:
How [Unfavorable] Student Feedback Improves Online Courses from Online Learning Insights
Gathering Student Feedback from Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Using Student Feedback from the University of Oregon's Teaching Effectiveness Program