University of Wisconsin Stout | Wisconsin's Polytechnic University

Dr. Kay Lehmann teaches the following courses:  

• EDUC 761 Online Classroom: Creating Collaborative Communities
• EDUC 640 Poverty in Schools
• EDUC 696B Integrating Social Media Instructional Strategies
  
• EDUC 780 Action Research
  
• EDUC 729 Introduction to Educational Research

Dr. Kay Lehmann of Kennewick, Washington received her doctoral degree from Walden University in 2007. She was awarded the Don Ackerman Research Fellowship to support her research on the formation of cooperative learning groups. Her Master's degree in Online Teaching and Learning was earned from California State University/East Bay. Prior to working as an adjunct online instructor at UW-Stout Kay taught middle school social studies/reading and was honored to win the Milken National Educator Award and the Washington Award for Excellence in Education.

Her award-winning classroom methods utilizing appropriate technology integration into the classroom curriculum and hands-on constructivist teaching have been transferred to her professional development efforts.

Co-author of Twitter in Higher Education chapter in Educating Educators with Social Media. (2011). Emerald Publishing: Bingley, UK.

Kay is the author of the following books:

• Lehmann, Kay and Lisa Chamberlin (2009). Making the Move to eLearning: Putting Your Course Online. Rowman & Littlefield Education Publishers. (Available in hard back, soft cover, and Kindle)
  Includes how to adapt your teaching strategies for online learning and best practices for novice and veteran online instructors and tips for time management, student motivation issues and how to improve day-to-day facilitation and assessment strategies when teaching an online class.
  
  
• Surviving Inclusion
  
  
• How to Be a Great Online Teacher
  Includes methods and ideas for working successfully as an online instructor.

E-mail your comments or questions to Kay at lehmannk@uwstout.edu