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This course explores methodologies especially suited to teaching online, using cyber ethics as the course framework. Strategies for engaging students online, monitoring online group work, and using participation rubrics for assessing online students will be discussed and demonstrated within the context of current cyber ethic issues. This course will run for one month to offer flexibility, but can be completed in as few as 3 dedicated days. Activities include using examples to develop materials for use in your own classrooms. The class is offered completely online. Graduate credit for this course is offered by the Computer Science Department at UIS.
Cost: 0; Member Cost: 0
You will be sent a confirming email from the registrar.
This course explores methodologies especially suited to teaching online, using cyber ethics as the course framework. Strategies for engaging students online, monitoring online group work, and using participation rubrics for assessing online students will be discussed and demonstrated within the context of current cyber ethic issues. This course will run for one month to offer flexibility, but can be completed in as few as 3 dedicated days. Activities include using examples to develop materials for use in your own classrooms. The class is offered completely online. Graduate credit for this course is offered by the Computer Science Department at UIS.
Cost: 0; Member Cost: 0
