Online
teachers say that students view e-mail as archaic, and although it is still a
good way for teachers to communicate, many virtual students prefer instant
messaging, videoconferencing and social networking. Experts say calling or
texting students is often the best way to communicate with students. "The phone
is all about delivering the message that I care about you [the student], and
let's learn together, and let me facilitate learning your way," one teacher
said. Virtual teachers also are making use of blogs and wikis, but experts say
those methods have the potential to be ineffective when it comes to reaching out
to students. Education Week (9/22)
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