Shae Greco

Hey, check out my podcast on building rapport in online classes to boost engagement and understanding:) Here’s a link: Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/4jZndzjIw… Anchor: anchor.fm/shae-greco Or watch it as a presentation here: YouTube: youtu.be/YQOepi8JDPI

Wondering how online learning is impacting our students and what we educators can do to help? Click the link! venngage.net/ps/gNXXpwoaFQ/…

@ONeducation What is your stance on effectively building faculty-student rapport in the online learning environment? I would love to read your insight.

#EM203Robin A picture relating to the problem: building rapport in the online environment

Rapport is essential in the classroom to promote engagement and well-rounded learning. Teachers and students are struggling to form connection online. How can we resolve this? #RobinEM203 insidehighered.com/digital-learni…

In light of the tragic Astroworld deaths, here's a clip of Dave Grohl stopping a Foo Fighters show in its tracks to help out an autistic child in the crowd. Take note, performers - you often see things security cannot. Look out for your fans.

Pleased to announce that @jakekiszka is nominated by @GuitarWorld for 2021 Guitarist of the Year. Vote here: GVF.lnk.to/2021Guitarist

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@EM203CurtisH Hey Curtis, I completely agree with you that this course is setup beautifully to create community. We are lucky that our professor is so efficient in technology to help us in our learning about these new mediums. I’m definitely new to Twitter so I could use the help!

So far #EM203Robin has been a great experience. I really enjoy how engaging the course is set up, and creates a community like feel. I can't wait to see what's in the near future!

@ethanthom13 Learning online has opened so many doors to knowledge. The important thing is making sure we know how to differentiate between fact and the uninformed opinions that litter the media. Luckily we know how to check our sources for legitimacy!

I’m learning in #EM203Robin is the amount of learning that can be done online. Anything you can possibly think of to learn has been documented and posted here for everyone to do the same.

@fari6820 It’s eye opening to think about the different ways people learn. I enjoy learning through reading but my seven year old sister needs a visual aid to assist her in the process. It took me lots of trial and error to find the best way to help her learn.

@EM203Davin Hey Davin, everyday we are finding new mediums to transfer knowledge. This makes me hopeful that in the next decade teachers will send lectures home for homework and actually do hands on work with the students in class! What an ingenious way to humanize the classroom.

@EM203ASammarco Isn’t it crazy how often we multitask now that we have the internet? I can listen to music on my google home, analyze graphs in my online lessons, and look up recipes for dinner on Pinterest all at the same time! So thankful we can learn on a vertiety of platforms.

Learning styles through a variety of platforms. I am excited to learn more! #EM203Robin

Hands on experience. Being students at the same facility for the past 8 years has shown me how differently we learn and how many others learn in different ways too. Multi-modal learning has undoubtedly helped many students because of its natural ability to adhere to multiple

The first few lessons in EM203 have been centred around learning in the digital age. As someone who is considered a “digital native”, I haven’t considered how influential the internet has been on leaning and learning styles. For example, I began my education in a teacher-centred