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Recipe for Engagement: Connection Strategies that Work

Credit: iStock.com/FreshSplash
Credit: iStock.com/FreshSplash
Connectedness and relationships are important for students’ learning experiences. But online instructors may be tempted to think it is too challenging to fully engage all of their students. How can instructors whet their students’ appetites and keep them coming back for more? In this article, we set up the student engagement buffet by providing context indicated by research and offer student engagement activities as ingredients for your online course.

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