A basic checklist Please find linked a document titled, Online Course Design Essentials. The Office of Online Learning synthesized practices from the instructional design community to create a quick, one-page reference guide for faculty as they begin to consider teaching summer and, potentially, fall courses online. This checklist contains basic building blocks and does not serve as a comprehensive approach to […]
To ensure the health and safety of our Dragon family, College for Kids & Teens has canceled all on-campus courses for Summer 2020. We’re disappointed. We’re also committed to keeping our Dragon family safe while providing your kids with fun and educational summer opportunities. That is why we are excited to announce College for Kids & Teens is moving online! […]
Explore professional development opportunities covering a wide array of content available throughout the year via Quality Matters. Registration fees for these professional development opportunities will be paid for by the Office of Online Learning (OL). Faculty may register for one online session at a time and provide proof of successful completion prior to registering for additional sessions paid for by […]
Explore professional development opportunities covering a wide array of content available throughout the year via Online Learning Consortium. Registration fees for these professional development opportunities will be paid for by the Office of Online Learning. Faculty may register for one online session at a time and provide proof of successful completion prior to registering for additional sessions paid for by […]
Thursday, Jan. 30 | 3-4 p.m. | LI 124 Flip it, Blend it, or Take it Online: The how and why of using video to meet your instructional goals There are many reasons you may consider incorporating video content into your teaching. Identifying your instructional goals is the first step in identifying the tools that will help you accomplish them. […]