e-Learning Made Easy: Best practices and teaching techniques for remote learning environments

The COVID-19 pandemic shook teachers, students, and parents right to the core and changed the way we think about teaching and learning. Is your school asking the right questions? In e-Learning Made Easy, you'll learn how:

• e-Learning is similar to "flipping the classroom"
• e-Learning lesson plans are similar to substitute teacher plans
• Keeping lessons interesting is critical to e-Learning success
• Free choice activities can make extended e-Learning environments more tolerable
• How communication plays a vital role in e-Learning success

You'll also learn:

Which tools to use for recording your e-Learning lessons

Why teaching too much content over a video call is a bad idea

Tools to make e-Learning more interactive for students

What to do when things go wrong

How e-Learning still fits into the SAMR model

And much more!

Pete Dulany is an author, speaker, teacher, and technology trainer. For the past ten years, he’s helped teachers across the world use technology to improve classroom instruction through virtual trainings and on-site workshops.

e-Learning doesn’t have to be complicated. Learn how to effectively use technology tools to support students and parents, and how to navigate through common pitfalls when setting up e-Learning plans. This guide is written in a friendly conversational style for teachers and administrators, by a teacher. You’ll be an e-Learning pro in no time after reading e-Learning Made Easy.