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Welcome to the Online Learning Instructor Resources Web site. This site presents guidelines and suggested strategies culled from the experience of seasoned online instructors. We hope you find this site useful. We appreciate your feedback, which you can submit by clicking on the link at the bottom of this page. "Many distance learning instructors say that, with care, the quality of contact they have with the learners goes beyond what they experience in a traditional face-to-face environment. Part of our task here will be to figure out how to prepare both the environment to support positive interaction and the students themselves, so that they can take maximum advantage of it." —Stephen Kerr, College of Education, in
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What's New?"Some Principles of Effective E-Learning" What makes e-learning effective is, of course, typically in the eye of the beholder. One person's toast and jam may be another person's steak and kidney pie.
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What Is My Role in an Online Course? What Are the Five P's of Effective Online Instruction? How Do I Provide Feedback to the Class or Apprise Students of New Developments in My Field? How Do I Encourage Collaboration? How Do I Evaluate Essays and Projects Consistently and Fairly? How Do I Manage My Course Efficiently? How Have Other Instructors Used Communications to Improve Student Learning? What Are Some Examples of "Handouts" and Other Communications? What Are Some Different Types of and Purposes for Online Discussion Forums? What Can I Tell Individuals with Disabilities about the Accessibility of Course Materials? |
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