Participation on the Discussion Board
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Christine Matyear
Dept. of Communication Sciences and Disorders, College of Communications
Tips
Communicating electronically increases interaction between students and faculty, allows personalized attention that encourages student involvement and success.
Example: Use Blackboard to hold review sessions at a specific time
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Students can ask questions and get answer in real-time using chat
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Students who are not available can post question in the discussion board and get answers anytime
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All students can review questions and answers on the discussion board
Related Resources
Robinson groups (1993). Project triple e update: a multi-institutional implementation of a faculty support system. The League Leadership 2000 Conference: Washington, D.C.
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https://wikis.utexas.edu/display/bbsupport/
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