The Bow: Represents your overarching goals and objectives. Just as a bow sets the direction for the arrow, your goals will guide the overall structure of your course.
The Arrow: Represents the specific elements of your course design, including content, activities, and assessments that help achieve the goals set by the bow.
Identify Learning Outcomes: Determine what you want students to know, do, or value by the end of the course. These should be clear, measurable, and achievable.
Set Course Objectives: Break down the overall learning outcomes into specific objectives that will guide the structure of your course. These objectives should align with the needs and expectations of your target audience.

Zoom: If your classes are held on Zoom, you can use its built-in recording feature. Just click the “Record” button during the session. Note that you might need permission from the host.

Microsoft Teams: Similar to Zoom, Teams allows you to record meetings and classes.

Google Meet: If your classes are on Google Meet, you can record them if you have a Google Workspace account that supports this feature.

OBS Studio: Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) is a free tool that lets you capture and record any on-screen activity, including online classes.

Announce the Launch: Share the news with your audience and encourage sign-ups.

Monitor Feedback: Pay attention to student feedback and be ready to make adjustments if needed.

Provide Assistance: Be available to help students with questions or technical issues.

Update Content: Keep your course materials current and relevant based on feedback and new developments in your field.