Video 4: Make Online Learning Active

By Robyn Hammontree

Robyn Hammontree, Senior managing director of partnership development, Learning at Noodle, brings over 12 years of instructional design experience and 20+ years on university campuses, helping educators tackle challenges and focus on their passions.

Ever feel like students tune out during lectures or videos? In today’s digital world, keeping learners engaged requires active participation. 

This video introduces strategies to make learning more interactive, such as using quizzes, discussions, group activities, and flipped classroom models. These methods help students stay engaged, retain information, and apply knowledge more effectively. By rethinking course design to include more interactivity, educators can boost student success and create truly engaging online courses.