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Teaching on-line: best practices

 
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Hi,
I am new to on-line teaching and I'd like to check what best practices can be used to deliver participatory permaculture design courses on the different topics they include.
I am aware of Miro-like platforms, which allow for many participants to work at the same time. But, apart form specific platforms, how can I structure my sessions
so that they do not become a one-way delivery only job, such as a teacher showing a powerpoint from start to end?
Are there any resources worth exploring on this subject?
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