Online Teaching Blog

There are always those factors you may be worried about, however. “Do I have enough publications?” “How will Human Resources view my Human Development degree when the job ad calls for a degree in Psychology?” “Do I have enough credit hours?” “Maybe I should have left out that last school I worked for on my cover letter.”

Do you want to diversify your online teaching workload? Tired of being stuck with one school? Looking to break in to the world of online teaching? Bored with your current teaching load? Consider diversification as a key component to your ability to expand and grow your career. The broader your experiences and the more willing you are to take on new and different opportunities, the greater chance that you will have to expand and grow your career.

In online education, we seek job stability, interest in what we teach, supportive administrators and quality education. To attain financial security in an adjunct world, sometimes we have to hold down multiple jobs at several schools to gain financial stability.

We all have a magic number to achieve in our head.

Sound like a familiar scenario?

Here are a few simple tips and tricks that can help maximize your time in order to get the job done. 

What tactics can you use? I’ve included four ideas that will spice up your online learning experiences.