3. Units Weeks Modules Plan instructional materials, activities and assessments Plan how many points each should be Plan unit deadlines

4. Medium through which the actual course content is delivered Text/article reading PowerPoints Animations Videos Audio

5. Pros Searchability Mobility-Shelf Space Lower Price Text to Speech Combination of Text, Image, Audio and Video Updated Versions Amount of Contents Disaster Safe Cons Batteries are needed No resale eBooks

6. Discussions in an online course are more than the equivalent of class discussions in a face-to-face class Builds community Apply knowledge or skills Exercise reasoning and interact with each other Asynchronous providing time for thought and reflection, requiring written /and or audio responses that become part of a course archive.

7. Play an online game for the first introductory discussion Examples Two truths and one lie Most proud Something that nobody knows about them (a hobby or talent). Personal introduction which includes information and photos about family/friends/pets.

8. Upload a picture for use as an icon. Faculty also often include a note about their teaching philosophy and research projects. General open student forum for students to post and request help and assistance from each other

9. State in your own words State in one word Compare, contrast Give an example Which statements support Appraise Judge Critique Defend Who, what, why, when, where Match, select Describe, define Omit, which one; which is the best one, how much Cite, label, list, state

10. Types of assignments may include: Formats used may include: Reading assignmentsAudio LabsVideo DiscussionsText Role playingImages Practice quizzes Student presentations Case studies Chats Simulations Tests

11. Take a moment and brainstorm several assignments you might use

12. Drill and Practice, Multiple Choice and True/False – necessary for certain disciplines. Cheating Online student has access to all course resources while taking the quiz (books, articles, websites Strategies to discourage cheating Large question pools Randomized questions Short time periods Smaller and more frequent assessments

13. Webquests e-Portfolios Videos PowerPoints Prezis Concept maps Brainstorm ideas for assessments other than exams

15. BIOL 132 Read text & View Online Lecture for each chapter Printable version above Discussions 11 pts * Assignments 20 pts * Exams Quiz=10pt Exam=50pt Due By/ Closes 6:00 pm Syllabus Quiz 10 pts 9/02 Unit 1 Chapt 1 Science of Nutrition Chapt 2 Tools of a Healthy Diet Chapt 4 Digestion & Absorption Introduce Yourself Who are these presenters ? NutritionCALC Diet Analysis * (50 pts ) HW 1 Quiz Exam 1 9/02 Unit 2 Chapt 5 Carbohydrates Chapt 6 Lipids Chapt 7 Protein Who is Healthy ? Video : Omnivore’s DilemmaHW 2 Quiz Exam 2 9/16 Unit 3 Chapt 8 Alcohol Chapt 9 Metabolism The True Cost of Poor Nutrition Video : Reversing DiabetesHW 3 Quiz Exam 3 9/30 Unit 4 Chapt 10 Weight Control Chapt 11 Exercise & Sports Worth Living For Video : Anti-cancerHW 4 Quiz Exam 4 10/14 Unit 5 Chapt 12 Fat Soluble Vitamins Chapt 13 Water Soluble Vitamins Worth Dying For ? Video ( s ): China Study / Eat to Starve Cancer HW 5 Quiz Exam 5 10/28 Unit 6 Chapt 14 Water & Major Minerals Chapt 15 Trace Minerals MSG, Anyone ? Video : ExcitotoxinsHW 6 Quiz Exam 6 11/11 Unit 7 Chapt 16 Pregnancy & Breast Feeding Chapt 17 Growing Years Super Food *(15 pts ) Video : Defense of FoodHW 7 Quiz Exam 7 11/25 Unit 8 Chapt 18 Adult Years * Chapt 3 Food Supply Be Part of the Solution NutritionCALC Diet Analysis * (50 pts ) Group Menu *(50 pts ) Peer Review *(20 pts ) HW 8 Quiz Exam 8 12/09 Comprehensive Final Review Final (100 pts ) 12/13 103 points possible 290 points possible 590 points possible 983 total

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