Going Virtual? CDX Learning Systems is Here to Help. 

Distance learning can be used for education when in-classroom experiences are not possible, but it can also be much more to students' learning experience. By implementing distance learning, students can develop valuable self-directed learning skills, become more adept at identifying problems, and strengthen critical-thinking skills through application. 

 

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Learn valuable tips and tricks from industry professionals on navigating a virtual classroom in this engaging video series.
Distance Learning Tips for Success

 

CDX Online

Complete with robust online components, CDX Online is the perfect resource to implement digital instruction and add distance and remote learning solutions to your curriculum. To learn more about our resources for your classroom, click the option for Online Access on many of our product catalog pages. 

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Distance Learning Tips for Success

 Learn some tips and tricks from industry professionals on navigating a virtual classroom in this engaging video series.

 

Embracing Video Conferencing

With distance learning more prevalent than ever before, you're likely relying on video conferencing to meet with colleagues, teach classes, and perhaps even to train your students. To ensure you are set up for success on your next video call, we've put together some tips and tricks to help you master this essential medium. Watch the video to the left to learn more.

Instructor Support

In addition to giving your students your email address, there are additional strategies to utilize when offering support and assistance to a virtual classroom. Establishing virtual office hours, or consistent times when you will be online to answer questions or review material, is one way to efficiently offer your support. Watch the video to the right to learn more.

Consistent Communication

If students aren’t attending class in person, keeping them regularly informed can help maintain their engagement. With routine check-ins and consistent messaging, students are reminded that there is someone on the other side of the screen. Watch the video to the left learn more.

Goals and Assessment

With virtual learning, it’s critical to keep the student’s performance level as a constant conversation between the student and instructor from the beginning of a course to the end. Ongoing communication throughout a semester about goals, progress, and assessment can help maximize student engagement and drive students to push further in class. Watch the video to the right to learn more.