Online group work in asynchronous classes is a challenge for instructors and students. Navigating new technology and technology issues can add to that challenge. In attempts to proactively address many of the online group work challenges, Dr. Sally C. Harris, Distinguished Lecturer and Director of Certificates and Online Programming in the English Department, regularly changes one or two elements of asynchronous group work each semester to find the most effective approaches. Join her on 25 April 2025 from 12 pm to 1 pm ET as she discusses what has worked, what hasn’t worked, and what happened with the new approach she tried this semester. ============================================================================= Dr. Sally C. Harris is a Distinguished Lecturer and Director of Certificates and Online Programming in the English Department at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. In addition to essays on Le Fanu and Victorian fiction, she has developed a textbook for writing in the workplace, which she and colleagues are editing to make available as an Open Educational Resource. Since 2007, she has developed a number of hybrid and online courses, working to make the courses more accessible. She continues to hone her online teaching skills to engage students and develop quality classes.