College of Education

The Art of Online Teaching and Remote Learning Summer Workshop for Undergraduates

June 7–July 16, 2021

Maximizing Teaching and Learning Online, Hybrid and In-Person

9 hours Undergraduate Credit

  • EDCI 505 – Introduction to Online Teaching
  • EDCI 506 – Online Instructional Design and Development I
  • EDCI 507 – Online Instructional Design and Development II

Online Registration:

The Art of Online Teaching and Remote Learning Summer Workshop for Undergraduates is a 6-week course designed to prepare teachers, preservive teachers, technology coaches, administrators, and other education personnel to manage the technology, logistics, pedagogy, and underlying issues at the heart of our teaching in response to COVID-19. We all know school will never be quite the same. This summer workshop will include 3 three-hour courses and will be treated as one 9-hour block.

We have learned a great deal this past year and there is no doubt we think of online teaching as connecting with a new vision of education. We are using a growth mindset to engage and a simple question – What can we do now, that we simply couldn’t do before?

Most of us are teaching beyond the packets and the seat of our pants, but let's move to the next level and really engage our students – online, hybrid and in-person. The problem P-12 is still struggling to address is how to move from emergency correspondence delivery of instruction to true delivery of instruction that is engaging, equitable and accessible to all students.

For more information:
Cyndi Kuhn – cyndidk@ksu.edu
Dr. Todd Goodson – tgoodson@ksu.edu


K-12 Online Teaching Certificate Program

These courses are also part of a 4-course, 12-hour K-12 Online Teaching Certificate program. Individuals wishing to pursue the certificate may want to complete a 3-hour practicum in their school during the fall 2021 semester.


You will learn:

  • New resources and methods to keep students engaged
  • How to create content and adapt it to the classroom, online and in person
  • How to design and structure your online digital classroom
  • Tools, apps, and websites to create appealing course materials for students of all grade levels and content areas
  • How to create videos easily, professionally, and without expensive equipment
  • How to deploy powerful technologies equitably
  • How to share materials digitally with ease and how to work with those who are without digital access/accessibility
  • Resources and methods to receive assignments, projects, and conduct evaluations
  • How to transfer the basics of pedagogy and apply Marzano’s Pedagogy with Technology


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