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| Skills Required to do your webpage | Webpage Elements |
| Set up of your webpage | Webpage Utilities |
| Best Practices - Hypernews, IRC, and Quizmaker | How to get Students to stay "on task" in online classes |
Step 1
1. Bring in your Syllabus for the semester - This will
help us to start your webpage. Please bring in a disk with the
document (any format is probably acceptable).
2. Bring in your assignments for the semester - This will
help to guide your students through your course materials this
semester.
3. Bring in some ideas/concepts, etc. for discussion -
We will put these into threaded discussions for your class.
Step 2
1. Write your course description
2. Create your syllabus (model
course syllabi)
3. Discuss your Class Policies, Instructions,
and Procedures
4. Develop objectives, scans
competencies for each section, or unit covered
5. Set up your assignments
and quizzes
For each Chapter or Subject covered in
your class textbook
1. State Objectives: eg. what will be taught and learned
2. Introduction - motivate your students here
3. Lecture - could include
a.
lecture notes
b. outline of notes
c. power
point or other presentations
d. tables and charts
4. Reading assignments - informs the student
5. Assignments - complete certain tasks, or exercises, hypotheticals
6. threaded discussions - assign students hypotheticals to analyze
7. quizzes - use quizmaker to give short quizzes for understanding.8.
Hypotheticals or Case Studies - review specific examples, real
life cases, etc. which
apply the principles learned in class.