How to make effective use of pre-recorded lessons

By Harry Lord2020-07-03T09:28:00

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Try this great approach for introducing new content and letting learners rewatch to their heart’s desire

Part of the How I teach remotely series, this article and accompanying video describe how to use pre-recorded lessons in your remote teaching. It explains the advantages of using progams like Explain Everything to pre-record lessons reusing your existing slides for distance learning.

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