PATTERNS OF COMMUNICATIONWays Faculty and Students Interact

Kathi Baldwin

iTeach 2012

Communication

Oral Written Non-verbal

In real tim

eAsynchronously

Publicly Privately

One Way

Two Way

Many Way Many Way

Lecture Presentation

Speech Self-exploration

Grading Reflection

One WayCommunication

TwoWay

Communication

Q&A Debate

Discussion Tutoring

Many WayCommunication

Collaboration Group-work Brain-storming

ACTIVITY

One wayTwo wayMany way

LecturesPresentationsSimulationsSpeechesLabsResearchBuilding resource linksTutoringDebatesPeer reviewGroup projectsBrainstorming activitiesDiscussionsHomework assignmentsPersonal questionsTechnology issuesQ&AReflectionsGradingDiscipliningSelf-explorationJournals

To individual student only

To enrolled students only

Open to community viewing

Open to community dialog

ACTIVITYPrivate (you and a student) – PREnrolled students only (you and your class) – ENPublic Viewing – PVOpen to Everyone -- OP

Written Synchronous

One Way

Written Asynchronous

One Way

Oral Synchronous

One Way

Oral Asynchronous

One Way

Written Synchronous

Two Way

Oral Synchronous

Two Way

Written Asynchronous

Two Way

Oral Asynchronous

Two Way

Written

Synchronous

Many Way

Written Asynchronous

Many Way

Oral

Synchronous

Many Way

Oral

Asynchronous

Many Way

ACTIVITYDraw YOUR patterns of communication!