Pedagogy and Practice in Online Higher Education History Classrooms in a Postpandemic World

AHA Session 259
Saturday, January 6, 2024: 3:30 PM-5:00 PM
Powell I (Parc 55, Third)
Chair:
Deborah Bauer, Purdue University Fort Wayne
Papers:
Supporting Student Research in Online Learning
Caroline Hasenyager, Virginia State University
Rethinking Online Classroom Culture in Community Colleges
Sergio Maldonado, University of California, Riverside
Content Delivery in the Online History Classroom
Senya Lubisich, Citrus College
Comment:
The Audience

Session Abstract

This panel presentation focuses on pedagogical best practices in the online history teaching classroom. Focusing on higher education online instruction in a post-pandemic environment, panelists will address a range of topics that will cover teaching at various levels including lower division courses, survey courses, and upper division classes in both community colleges and four-year universities. Panelists will address best practices for delivering online content, assigning creative and rigorous work, and maintaining knowledge of instructional design and technology. The speakers will share successes and failures in their online courses in order to inspire audience interactions. The panel will explore upholding educational standards, promoting equitable learning practices, and cultivating student engagement in an online community.
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