Unflipped: Meeting RSI Guidelines with Richer Discussions and Video Critique in Online Classes without Flip

Video discussions are truly a wonderful way to comply with the federal guidelines for Regular and Substantive Interaction (RSI), but how do your instructors meet those regulations now that Flip has gone away?  

Taking it a step further, how do instructors interact more deeply with their students with video critique tools and video feedback?

Come hear how the Iowa Community College Consortium is using Harmonize to create richer discussions that often leverage video and screenshare as an alternate means to demonstrating knowledge and go beyond the level of video critique and interaction that was possible even when Flip was free to use.

With discussion forums being a prominent way to comply with the federal guidelines for RSI, we’ll cover common complaints from students about discussion forums and how to address them so that we’re not just focused on compliance, but are instead focused on adding value to the student experience.

Key Takeaways

Attendees will walk away with the inspiration and feeling of what an online discussion can be for both the instructors and students. Attendees will understand how discussion forums comply with the federal RSI standards.

We’d like to break out of the mold that the modern LMSes have put us in where 1 text post and 2 text comments = engagement and RSI compliance.

Intended Audience

Distance Education Leaders, Centers for Teaching and Learning, and Instructors

This webinar is sponsored by Harmonize.