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Faculty Training and Support for E-Learning Claudine SchWeber, Ph.D. Office of Distance Education and Lifelong Learning cschweber@umuc.edu www.umuc.edu/distance/odell/ Israel, February 2002 Fulbright Senior Specialist Program
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The Technological Revolution in Higher Education It’s not the Technology: It’s the PEDAGOGY OLD:Faculty Student NEW:Faculty Student Student
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Pedagogy The “Variety of structures and activities associated with teaching and learning…” 1 S.Gilbert “A Widening Gap: The Support Service Crisis” Syllabus (August 2000) pp 18+
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Pedagogy and course design Continual learning (i.e. workshops) Faculty support Developing an online global community Resources Faculty Issues
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Pedagogy and Course Design Training for interaction and for teaching Instructor Facilitator Online teaching F2F teaching Increased communication channels –Facilitates student collaboration, faculty contacts UMUC: Online training workshops with a focus (i.e. plagiarism)
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Online Options Course Options –web-enhanced –web-integrated –totally online Student/Faculty Options –one mode only –combinations
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Basic Online Training 5 weeks including designing the course Shadow past “excellent” course Work with a Mentor
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Continual Learning Faculty Development –workshops –annual symposium –Annual Teaching in Technology Conference on-site November, April) Faculty grants for teaching related research
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Training on Information Resources Digital resources Workshops: developing online assignments Using e-reserves Discovering cheating, plagiarism
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The Plagiarism Challenge Online “paper mills” (i.e. The Evil House of Cheat) Testing of plagiarism detection software UMUC Plagiarism website umuc.edu/distance/odell/cip/links_plagiarism.html
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Faculty Support Assigned instructional designers (department or division) Grants Release Time Faculty Media Lab with individual training
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Faculty Support Challenges Moving from pedagogical awareness of new online environment sustainable change (by the institution) Transition stages/needs 1 pedagogical responsibility pedagogical capacity sustainable change 1 Gilbert (2000)
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Online Teaching of Students with Disabilities Coming in 2003: new UMUC Website
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Training for Assessment Develop measurable outcome Formative; evaluative Feedback
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Developing an Online, Global Learning Community Inter-university collaboration Inter-national collaboration Among Scholars
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Resources for Faculty (1) www.umuc.edu/virtualteaching –UMUC’s Teaching with Technology website; coming in 2003 Disability Access website www.umuc.edu/distance/odell/cip/ –UMUC’s Center for Intellectual Property in the Digital Environment includes a listserv www.sloan-c.org –A consortium of organizations and institutions committed to quality in Higher Education www.merlot.org –A Multi-Media Educational Resource for Learning and Online Teaching www.tltgroup.org –Teaching, Learning and Technology articles, discussions, consultations websites
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Popular Magazines Syllabus Converge E-learning The Journal (Technological Herizons in Education) www.syllabus.com www.convergemag.com www.elearningmag.com www.thejournal.com Resources for Faculty (2)
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US Government Projects The U.S. Army multi-million program to provide online education + laptops to army personnel US Department of Education 5 year study involving 35 institutions www.ed.gov/offices/OPE/PPI/DistEd/ www.eArmyU.com Resources for Faculty (3)
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