Posts Tagged ‘Online Course Development’
January 8 - How to Select the Right Textbook for an Online Course
By: Guy Lochiatto in Distance Learning Administration, Online Education
A good textbook is crucial to an online course. Because so much of an online instructor’s interaction is based largely on e-mail, chat, or online discussion boards and groups, the textbook must provide structure and deliver the course content. Here are some things to consider when evaluating an online course textbook:
October 13 - How to Assist Faculty with an Online Course Template
By: Renee Cicchino in Curriculum Development, Distance Learning Administration, Instructional Design, Online Education
How do you get the best out of your online faculty? Don’t make them re-invent the wheel each time they create an online course. Let them do what they’re best at. Free them from administrative details. Do their work for them. Give them a course template.
July 23 - Using a Template to Assist Faculty in Online Course Development
By: Wordpress Admin in Online Seminars
As more schools, faculty and students commit themselves to Internet-based learning, it really is important to determine, codify and implement best practices. It’s the best way to ensure that online programs consistently support a school’s commitment to quality, a faculty’s desire to teach effectively, and students’ need for the best possible learning environment.
