Making the Business Case for Active Learning
February 24, 2026 • Live webinar • Hosted on Engageli How Principals Can Strengthen Outcomes, Compliance, and Funding in Virtual and Hybrid Schools Active learning is a measurable ...
EngageLIVE is a webinar series focused on how to run active, well-managed online classes. The series is built for teachers and leaders working in K-12 and higher education who want students participating during class time without sacrificing pacing, control, or visibility.
Each session is interactive and grounded in everyday teaching practice. You will see real examples of what works and experience the strategies as a learner.
Our next EngageLIVE session will show how active learning works in real online classrooms. We’ll focus on practical ways teachers can build participation into their lessons while maintaining structure and visibility.
Participants will experience these strategies through short polls, small-group work, data analysis, and discussion, and will explore class flow patterns that keep students engaged without slowing the lesson down.
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Online learning often becomes lecture-heavy, even when teachers want students to participate more.
Time constraints, curriculum demands, classroom management concerns, and limited visibility into student engagement can make active learning difficult to sustain.
EngageLIVE shows what active learning looks like in practice and how teachers can apply it consistently in online settings. The focus is on best practices that are realistic to run during live class time and supportive of learning outcomes.
EngageLIVE sessions are hands-on by design. Participants are invited to be active throughout.
In a typical session, participants will:
• Respond to live prompts and polls
• Take part in short small-group activities
• Experience instruction from the student perspective
• See examples of engagement data
Each session is structured so participants leave with practical ideas they can apply in their own classrooms.
EngageLIVE is intended for:
• Educators who teach online
• Instructional designers and coaches
• Academic leaders and administrators
• Anyone responsible for improving engagement in online learning
Session content applies across K-12 and higher education settings.
Yes, EngageLIVE webinars are free to attend. Registration is required for each session so we can effectively plan activities.
No. Sessions are designed for a range of experience levels. Some participants are just beginning, while others are refining existing practices. Sessions focus on practical examples rather than assumed prior knowledge.
These are working sessions. Participants take part in polls, prompts, and small-group activities throughout the webinar. You will experience strategies as a learner, not just hear about them.
Yes. While the series focuses on online instruction, many of the strategies apply to hybrid and in-person teaching, especially around participation and lesson structure.
Sessions are hosted inside Engageli so participants can experience active learning tools and classroom structures during the webinar.
No problem! Sessions are recorded and shared after the event in our interactive playback rooms. Recordings allow participants to join key activities and discussions on their own schedule.
No. Each session stands on its own, and you can register for individual webinars.