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Designing Group-Based Learning Activities for Online Courses (Part 1)

For a while in my online teaching career, I'd been reluctant to use group learning techniques with my students. My students are primarily undergraduate majors who have been out of school for a while and generally need more hand-holding (or so I thought). What I've learned after many years online is that even though my students work individually, they also work collectively as a group. In fact, my wonderful students often initiate working in teams…

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