The Online Teaching Survival Guide

Simple and Practical Pedagogical Tips

Published by Jossey-Bass, this book organizes and updates many of the e-coaching tips from this website, providing a valuable resource for any faculty grappling with developing and delivering any blended or online program. Many faculty support centers and programs are using this book as part of their faculty development programs.

The Online Teaching Survival Guide: Simple and Practical Pedagogical Tips is available at Wiley, Amazon and Google Play.  This guide is now (2019) available as an audiobook at  Audiobooks.com www.audiobooks.com,  and Audible www.audible.com and Google Play: https://play.google.com

Also look for the book by co-author Rita Marie Conrad and Ana Donaldson, Continuing to Engage the Online Learner

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This website provides valuable resources for designing and teaching practices online. This site is also a reference site for articles spanning the last 20 years or so from Judith Boettcher's work in online and distance learning, faculty development and the future of teaching and learning.
Consulting and Speaking

Judith has spoken at many seminars and presentations on teaching and learning over the past 30 years. Included are examples of her keynote topics and discussions.

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Library of eCoaching Tips

Judith has advised and consulted on multiple topics regarding teaching and learning information. Examples of planning and faculty development can be found here.

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Writings and Publications

Judith Boettcher’s publications are known for their strategic and practical values See what other writings Judith has written in her extensive career.

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The Ten Best Practices for Teaching Online

Research and experience suggest that these practices contribute to an effective, efficient and satisfying teaching and learning experience for both faculty and students. Using these practices can help develop confidence, comfort, and experience in teaching online. Click the link below to discover them.
Ten Best Practices for Teaching Online
 Ten Best Practices for Teaching Online J. V. Boettcher, Ph.D. Designing for Learning 2006 - 2019 Ou
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About Dr. Boettcher
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Dr. Judith V. Boettcher is a nationally known consultant and author on online and distance learnin
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99 Tips for Online Learning

This library of tips addresses the many issues, challenges and fun in designing and teaching a course in blended or online environments. Novice and experienced faculty alike will find practical and theory-based hints and ideas.
Four Habits for Sanity and Productivity when Teaching and Learning at Home
March 24, 2020

It is easy to lose track of time when teaching and learning at home. Before you know it, it is lunch time, and then time for getting outside and moving around and soon the sun is setting, and you have accomplished almost nothing!

Here are four quick suggestions for everyone — age 7 to 75. This is really quick, so please comment and make suggestions.

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Help in Quickly Moving Online
March 11, 2020
Transitioning from teaching face-to-face to online teaching usually takes time, planning and ideally, help from instructional designers. Depending on faculty experience with course man...
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Developing Metacognition: “Tea for Teaching” Audio Episode
September 30, 2019
Many students new to college have relatively little understanding of how they learn or what good reading or study skills are. In this "Tea for Teaching" episode, I join John Kane and Rebe...
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Publisher Contributors

Judith Boettcher has been a regular contributor in Syllabus magazine and has edited and written publications for many higher education organizations