How To Design Online Courses: Transform Not Transfer
The message in this useful article is simple: "one needs to design an online course with an attitude that it is different from a residence course. Instead of piling on the assignments that instructors must grade and making irrational promises to answer all posts, the instructor must design a course with one thought in mind: less is more." What follows are five useful pointers: teaching
experience is helpful, faculty should attend workshops before leaping into the fray, [existing] courses should be transformed and not merely transferred, online instructors should move to the side, and students should be assigned a good
textbook.
R. Thomas Berner, DEOS News -
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Reference: [via Stephen Downes] [ Read more ]
posted by Robin Good on Tuesday, April 20 2004, updated on Tuesday, May 5 2015
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