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Courtney Klink
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Updated Mar 11, 2022
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Presence
00:10
Mindfulness
01:46
Social Presence
02:02
Teaching Presence
02:14
Cognitive Presence
02:32
Social, Cognitive, and Teaching
03:48
Ways to Promote Social Presence
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Hello everyone and today I would like to discuss what it means to be present
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in the online classroom.
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When searching for the word presence in some of our texts,
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Sit Simon and Watson discussed mindfulness.
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Mindfulness requires being present in living moment by moment,
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taking everything in as it comes and goes
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Salzman and Watson also believes that this
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can help cultivate deep caring and understanding
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as nurses and as educators,
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we could understand why mindfulness is so important.
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Furthermore,
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they discuss what it means to have a trans personal moment.
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And practicing mindfulness allows us to see understand
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love and care in the present moment,
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allowing us to have those trans personal
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moments with our colleagues and with our students
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as statesmen and Watson stated,
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there is no time to find path of caring love and mindfulness.
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Rather caring love and mindfulness is the path that manifests
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from the moment. We fully attend to
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the present with the understanding
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that we are profoundly interconnected
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with all that precedes and surrounds us.
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Being interconnected with our students and with our colleagues
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is essential in being present.
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There are three different types of presence,
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social cognitive in teaching that I would like to discuss.
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Social presence is the ability of learners
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to share their personal characteristics with others in a trusting environment
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through effective interactive and cohesive talk,
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teaching presence involves the course design
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the way it's facilitated
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and the type of instruction that the instructor chooses to give
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cognitive presence involves meaning making
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through sustained communication that explores
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um difficult topics,
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integrates information and results in a resolution of
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any issues that may come under discussion.
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It is the combination of these three types of presence that can
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result in a learning experience that promotes higher levels of thinking,
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in building social presence, connections, trust in feelings of belonging
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to a learning group are the tasks that it's our responsibility to create
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In the opening weeks of the course,
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Stein and one street to find the construct of this
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as the ability of participants to identify with the group or course of study,
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communicate purposefully in a trusting environment
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and develop personal and effective relationships gradually
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by way of their individual personalities.
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Students often cite their interaction with others
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as their favorite part of the classroom experience
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in the three parts of social presence, emotional expressions,
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open communication and group cohesion
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can help create that interaction in the online environment.
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Several studies that I have listed in the references below
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discuss the importance of using video discussions to create that social presence
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in the online classroom.
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There are ways to create social
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presence by sending welcome and expectations messages
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um one week before maybe the start of class and then every week thereafter
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providing students contact information on how you would
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like to be contacted in case there's questions,
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um
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posting the syllabus with clear descriptions of the course,
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overall expectations and learning goals,
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um maybe the plan of the module and due dates,
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um sharing information about yourself as a person and as an instructor,
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including your teaching philosophy
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and combining those C. O. I. Elements in the course design.
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So responding to student's posts and emails,
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I'm creating that welcoming environment,
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allowing a meaningful exploration of course content,
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establishing those clear evaluations and assessments
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and
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knowing when to be the sage on the stage or guide on the side.
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My question
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for all of you, or what activities have you tried in your online classroom
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to promote presents and how did your students respond?
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