MEADE Visual Repository: Instructor Strategies
This section focuses on instructor strategies that help create a supportive, structured, and inclusive online learning environment. The infographics explore how instructor tone can influence student trust and motivation, how scaffolding can break complex tasks into manageable steps, and how to provide feedback that is timely, specific, and actionable in an online environment.
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This graphic compares synchronous, asynchronous, and hybrid online teaching with rragard to interaction, flexibility and access.
This graphic shows how instructor tone can effect motivation and participation.
This visual shows how to scaffold a major assignment by breaking it into manageable steps to promote student success.
This graphic presents accessibility principles that support diverse online learners.
This infographic illustrates four microlearning principles that help to design content for attention and retention.
This infographic introduces three types of engagement cognitive, behavioral, and emotional engagement that play a key role in student success.
This graphic visualizes key intrinsici and extrinsic motivators that influence students in virtual courses.
This graphic displays the key dimensions of effective online feedback looks like in practice.
This infographic displays academic and non-academic ways to help students facing challenges to promote their retention and success.
