Equitable Teaching Practices: Social Presence
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What is Social Presence?
Social presence is the ability to project personality, physical presence, and provide connections. Instructors have three (ongoing) opportunities to cultivate social presence in their courses:
- Instructor-Student interactions
- Student-Student interactions
- Student-Content interactions
What Are the Goals of Providing Social Presence?
- Reflect similar classroom experience
- Develop a sense of community
- Keep students engaged
How Does Social Presence Play a Role in Equity?
- Social presence effectively addresses equity issues (Harris & Wood, 2020)
- Helps with approachability and resource availability
An Introduction to Social Presence (Webinar)
Watch the webinar below to learn more about social presence and tips for creating social presence in your online classes.
Video run time: 1:04:16
Video transcript of This Course Isn't Taught by a Robot: Creating Instructor Presence in Online Courses Webinar (text file)
Ideas for Implementing Social Presence in Your Classes
Instructor Testimonials
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Additional Resources for Building Social Presence
Opportunities for Social Interaction with Your Online Students (PDF)