The shift to online education has forced us to evaluate how to best design online courses while keeping student interaction in mind. This video discusses some tips on how to design courses for effective engagement and increased retention. I discuss assessment strategy, and course delivery. I also discuss the difference between asynchronous and self-paced courses, a mistake many educators make.

How have you handled the shift from in-person to online education? Does online education work? How does it compare to in-person or traditional education? How do we make online education better? I discuss all these questions in this episode of #CoffeeWithDrA

Learn more about NKU Center for Economic Education’s efforts to increase financial literacy education. We believe that with proper resources and support, educators can be equipped with curriculum that prepares their students to navigate our complex financial markets. Financial Literacy education can help increase economic wellbeing.

Over the past couple of months I have had the opportunity to present my work on online education. You can find a summary of my views on online education, learning, and teaching in this post.