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The Rise of Online Learning During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Know about importance of online teaching during this covid pandemic situation and how can you become a online teacher.

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The Rise of Online Learning During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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  1. The Rise of Online Learning During the COVID-19 Pandemic

  2. Online Teaching Teaching online can open up interesting opportunities. Always wanted to teach at UCLA but live in Minnesota? Teach online! Want to moonlight but want to keep your full-time job? Teach online! Don't have your PhD yet but want to teach post secondary classes? Teach them online! The “take it anywhere” and adjunct-friendly nature of online teaching means flexibility with where you can teach and getting started even if you’re not sure you want to be a professor full time or if you’re still working toward earning your doctorate (and we all know how long that can take).

  3. What Does Becoming an Online Teacher Mean? In the most basic of terms, this means that all your classes will be taught virtually. It might be over Skype, Google Hangout, or maybe a proprietary system offered by the employer. You will likely have very little (if any) interaction with your students in real life, something you need to keep in mind, especially if you are used to seeing and conversing with pupils face to face. Online classes are held all day, every day, in almost every country in the world. Most of the time, as a teacher, the only thing you need to figure out is what you want to teach and how often you want to do it. This is not meant to imply that being an online educator is a walk in the park – far from it in fact. Online teachers often have to be much more organized, disciplined, and adaptable to work from home. You will be dealing with students you can’t discipline directly and material you can’t reinforce manually, all from an area much smaller than a regular classroom. Still, there are tremendous benefits to teaching online, namely that you can often make your own schedule and teach from anywhere, provided there’s internet.

  4. How to Become an Online Instructor The best way to launch a career teaching online or to become an online instructor is to search out and apply for job positions as an adjunct. Get Educated sponsors an online instructor job board that is updated several times each week. However, if you have not already done so, you should first take an online course yourself so you can understand what it is like to be an online student. Also consider a certificate program or additional training in the specific needs of online students. Contact schools that sponsor online degree programs in your subject speciality areas. Search the websites of online colleges to see if they have a career board where they post openings for adjunct instructors in the types of courses you are qualified to teach. Once you teach your first online course, you will know if you wish to continue as an adjunct or want to pursue a full-time online teaching career.

  5. A Step-By-Step Guide to Become an Online Tutor The online tutoring business is developing so quickly with the help of technological innovations and extensive usage of the internet. Both parents and students are enjoying the online learning experiences to accomplish their potential. It has become an advent avenue to start and make a business out of it, both for teachers and professionals. Of course, it’s not easy to just start tutoring online. You’ll need proper online tutoring platforms. 1.Determine your requirements 2. Know your audience 3. Choose your subject topic 4. Choose a specific course pattern 5. Set the course model • Academy model • Night school model 6. Choose an online platform to sell your courses

  6. Working as An Online Teacher Online teachers must be comfortable with computers and technology. You’ll interact with students through email, message boards, chat rooms or via virtual reality platforms and software. Some online teachers post video or audio lectures online and provide their students with downloadable materials. Online teachers need to be flexible, as they're expected to answer students’ questions promptly. Many online classes are set up so that all students attend a chat room at the same time and hear, see or read their online teacher's words simultaneously with live discussion via a message board.

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