Got to know a new term.

Important to get the right balance. Asynchronous may have extra work attached to it by checking students have completed tasks and more planning in terms of differentiation.

good course

some good points raised

Useful module, eps the reflection section.

I don't fully agree with the quiz options on this one. Asynchronous and synchronous learning apparently do not work well together which was in opposition to what the video implied.

Simple module

Confusing

Good module that clarifies what synchronous and asynchronous mean.

very helpful

Very informative.

Good module , thanks .

A really informative module

this was a good module

Good module as has prompted more 'food for thought' than other ones so far.

A good worked example of how asynchronous resources could be deployed and the reflective question was useful for me.
I did find that the True/False questions were somewhat ambiguous - ie "True or False, Asynchronous and synchronous learning work well together" has an answer "false", because a learner can't do both at the same time - but one could argue that it's true, because they can complement one another in curriculum design.

Good to find a blended approach to learning

Effective Module! Cheers

It is a good tool. I do feel the video went through scenarios too quickly that made me lose the impact or full understanding of the meaning. 3 minutes of screen changes and being spoken at.

Good unit

A useful reminder of the differences and how well asynchronous teaching can help learners develop their skills.

Very informative. I found the links really useful.

Made me think about not relying so heavily on synchronous teaching and giving learners more to do in their own time

I have been aware of this delivery for a little while now. It was good to recap and cement the need for me to improve what are company currently offers via asynchronous delivery. This is something that I will work on over the coming months.

intersting to see the different and put a name to somehting

Module about Synchronous learning when the teacher and learners are present in real time

An easy quick introduction to online learning and two words teachers have avoided for years

quick and easy to use

Cleared any misconceptions.

I found the question about tools tricky. Video conferencing and social media are in my opinion two different tools as for video conferencing the partners connect at the same time so I thought it's synced, while social media posts could be synched when partners interact via replies to instant posts and asynchronous when they interact with the app when they are available on their own.

Clear and helpful introduction. Good examples and a noticeable success in diverse characters and stereotype breaking! One spelling error in animation - "Deliverly".

Some useful information included.

It will enable me to think about how to integrate the two forms of teaching to the best advantage of learners

good

Useful module to get you thinking about how affected your asynchronous resources are and how they work hand in hand with synchronous resources.

Great to learn about

Some useful ideas about combining synchronous/asynchronous learning; a little bit theoretical in that many teachers are probably already doing these things and calling them homework or online practice.

Logical and well structured information

Great

Informative with excellent links to expand knowledge alongside useful resources to be explored .

This is a very clear module.

A good idea, I like the idea of freeing up time and a time that is convenient for both tutor and learner not entirely sure it will suit all learners needs .

Very useful and simple to follow and understand the benefits

Overall good info and nice explanation. A bit technical for some, but nice and succinct.

Its good idea so teaching and learning can synchronize if there any obstacles.

Overall, a very helpful platform, which helped me 'fine-tune' a few aspects and so enhance my learner's knowledge & experience with remote learning...

Great links to tools and strategies for effective asynchronous teaching.

A clear introduction.

An interesting module . I like the way feedback was given in a clear manner .

This was a very interesting module.

A clear distinction between synchronous and asynchronous teaching approaches with practical examples of creating opportunities for effective asynchronous teaching and learning. Visiting or revisiting the Flipped Learning module will also add value

Simple explanation of key types of remote learning

Good