Recorded webinars on Zoom and remote learning
Here we have collected recorded Lunch 'n' Learn webinars that cover various topics in Zoom and remote learning. The webinars are a mixture of theory, recommendations and teachers' practical experiences.
Theme: Using Zoom in education
Zoom is an essential part of remote and hybrid learning. These recorded Lunch 'n' Learn webinars introduce you as a teacher to using Zoom. For example, basic functions, moderation of students, and what technology is available to use with Zoom at KTH.
Theme: Using Zoom in education
Theme: From the lecture hall to online
As a teacher, what do you need to consider if you want to move your course from a physical classroom to online, in whole or part? Here you will find webinars where teachers tell us about their solutions for entire courses and lab sessions. You will also find tips on recording in a home environment to make it easier to move the course online.
Theme: From the lecture hall to online
Theme: Digital grading
The importance of safe and correct assessment is great, but how do you as a teacher achieve this when the assessment takes place digitally? And how do you adjust the assessment for students with compensatory support? Here you will find webinars on the subject which, for example, address different perspectives on digital assessment and present alternatives to the classroom exam. You get to take part in both the theory behind it and teachers' practical experiences.
Theme: Activate your students
Students are often less motivated over Zoom than in the classroom, but how can you increase motivation and learning for your remote students as a teacher? Here you will find webinars about creating engagement over Zoom and activating your students. For example, with time for social interactions and well-implemented cognitive psychology.
Theme: Reach out with your teaching
A remote or hybrid activity has different conditions than an on-site activity, how should you as a teacher handle that difference? These webinars try to answer that question with pedagogical and technical tips, general principles, and teachers' own experiences.
Theme: Reach out with your teaching