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Six Strategies to Engage Online Learners


Eric Sheninger has six strategies to enhance online learning which boil down to relevance, active learning, flexibility, personalization and feedback.  

As a long time leader of an online school I am going to put up my own video soon but for now this is a great list to start from and consider for your learners.   If you want to follow Eric, go here. 

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