Transitioning to Online Learning in the Age of Social Distancing

Whether you are a beginning or an experienced nurse educator, you will get new ideas for your teaching in our Nurse Educator Tips for Teaching podcast. Experts share teaching strategies you can use with your nursing students. Recent episodes include:

• 2/9/21 – Covid-19 and Nursing Education: Reflecting a Year Later
• 9/22/21 – How to Create a Zoom Escape Room for a Large Didactic Nursing Course
• 8/11/21 – Impact of COVID on New Graduate Nurses’ Transition to Practice
• 8/11/21 – Nursing Students’ Experiences during the COVID-19 Pandemic
• 7/28/21 – Using Debates in Online Courses
• 6/16/21 – Mindfulness strategies in online learning
• 5/19/21 – Generation Z students in online courses
• 5/5/21 – Wellness initiatives for your nursing courses
• 2/10/21 – Quality of life and resilience of nursing faculty and students during the Covid-19 pandemi‪c‬
• 1/20/21 – Challenges and opportunities: Nursing practice, nursing education, and writing for publication
• 12/30/20 – Self-efficacy for teaching online: What nurse educators need to know
• 12/2/20 – Creating innovative simulation experiences during Covid-19
• 10/21/20 – Turning a tough summer of hospital-based nursing clinicals into a positive experience for patients and students
• 10/7/20 – Using telehealth as a virtual simulation teaching method: Switching strategies
• 9/11/20 – Evaluating Covid-19 public service information through the lens of health literacy
• 9/9/20 – Compassionate teaching amid the Covid-19 pandemic
• 9/9/20 – Preparing nurse leaders: Learning strategies for an online RN to BSN program
• 8/12/20 – A fun learning activity for students in a mental health course
• 7/29/20 – Online clinical postconferences
• 7/29/20 – Retention counselor in nursing: A unique success strategy
• 7/15/20 – “Got alignment?” tips for online course alignment
• 7/3/20 – Covid-19: Infection prevention content for prelicensure nursing students
• 7/1/20 – Preparing our future nurses: A new model for undergraduate nursing education
• 6/17/20 – Medication commercials: Interactive teaching activity for nursing students
• 4/29/20 – Communal farewells
• 4/24/20 – Adapting a clinical debriefing activity to an online format
• 4/22/20 – Transitioning psychiatric-mental health nursing clinical experience to online virtual format
• 4/15/20 – Connecting with students using audio-enhanced discussion boards
• 4/11/20 – Remote teaching for large classes: Using design thinking model of innovation
• 4/8/20 – Dean’s perspective: Coping with Covid-19 in schools of nursing
• 4/6/20 – Civility mentor: Virtual learning experience for nursing students
• 4/3/20 – Virtual simulation
• 3/31/20 – Preparing faculty for online teaching: fast
• 3/28/20 – Virtual clinical practice: A cohesive plan
• 3/27/20 – Virtual simulation integration in a nursing curriculum
• 3/25/20 – Disaster preparedness education for nursing students
• 3/25/20 – In-simulation debriefing
• 3/24/20 – Moving from classroom to online: Creating an online clinical practicum

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• 9/20/21 – Three strategies for moving from virtual learning back to in-person with nursing education
• 8/11/21 – What the pandemic taught us about preparation for practice
• 7/26/21 – Encouraging students participation on an online setting: The power of silence
• 6/30/21 – Nursing education post-pandemic: Virtual and in-person hybrid learning may be here to stay
• 5/11/21 – Using HyperDocs in nursing education: Engage and digitally flip the virtual classroom
• 5/6/21 – Supporting nursing faculty coworkers during Covid: Try picking up the phone
• 5/4/21 – How to be an effective nurse educator-nurturing students’ well-being in unforeseen times
• 2/18/21 – Faculty best practices in supporting nursing students
• 1/21/21 – How to make online learning experience more meaningful
• 1/14/21 – Building clinical judgement during a pandemic
• 1/5/21 – Teaching clinical skills via an online platform
• 11/24/20 – Free resources to help meet nursing curriculum
• 11/23/20 – Managing civility in an online environment
• 11/9/20 – Public health nursing shining in primetime
• 11/6/20 – Meeting the students where they are
• 11/5/20 – A Covid-19 lesson
• 11/3/20 – Having fun with videos
• 10/19/20 – Civility on live-stream learning
• 10/8/20 – Padlet: A tool to engage students
• 10/6/20 – Chocolates and tissues, part 1 of 3
• 9/21/20 – How to bring the current pandemic into the undergraduate nursing classroom
• 9/18/20 – The importance of safe patient staffing for nurses and the benefit for grads
• 9/16/20 – How covid-19 has reinforced the need for strong communication
• 9/8/20 – The importance of physical touch amidst a pandemic
• 9/4/20 – Infection control considerations for nurse educators
• 9/2/20 – Active study methods with students
• 8/24/20 – Know thy student: Become a salesman
• 8/20/20 – Taking time to enjoy some coffee
• 7/10/20 – covid-19 crisis: Faculty support for nursing students
• 7/6/20 – Compassion fatigue: Being among the elephants in the room
• 5/15/20 – Showing sincere care: Acknowledging the elephant in the room
• 4/25/20 – Post covid-19: Healing students prepare for secondary surge needs
• 4/18/20 – What is One Health and is it a good fit for nursing
• 4/16/20 – Preparing students for temporary changes in the process for taking the national council of state boards of nursing NCLEX-RN licensing exam
• 4/15/20 – Making the move to online
• 4/14/20 – Lights, camera, action…using digital video to engage students
• 4/8/20 – Déjà vu all over again
• Transforming an excellent face-to-face program into an exemplary hybrid course
• Future of technology in nursing education, part 1: The what and why of technology use in today’s nursing student
• Reimagining Bloom’s taxonomy—with an eye on technology
• Taking nursing education mobile offers far more pros than cons
• Virtual simulation and electronic medical records: Can we work smarter, not harder? Lessons learned

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