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Discussions About Online Teaching and Learning
Every Wednesday beginning July 2 to August 20, 2003
from noon to 1:00pm PDT in Studio D (Technopolis)
Participate in person or watch the LIVE webcast
WATCH LIVE WEBCAST
(on scheduled dates)
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Lessons
as Online Students
COLT 2003 Summer Participants
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Mentoring:
Collegial Support for Online Teaching
David Grasmick, Music, and David Kopplin, Music. Presented August
13, 2003
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Latest
Research on How People Learn and How that Applies to Teaching
Online
Ian Stewart, Faculty Center for Professional Development. Presented
July 30, 2003
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Digital
Scholars: Experiences Expanding Campus Courses to High School
Students
Stephen Cosmos, International Business & Marketing; David
Lord; Anthropology; and Steven Wickler, Animal and Veterinary
Science. Presented July 23, 2003
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Academic
Integrity; Preparing Good Assignment, Using Turnitin, and Dealing
with Plagiarism
John Edlund, University Writing Center and Devon Hackelton,
English & Foreign Languages. Presented July 16, 2003
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Maximizing
Online Assessment: Techniques and Tools
Nancy Prince-Cohen, Graduate Education. Presented July 9, 2003
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Rarely
is the Question Asked: Is (sic) Our Children Learning?: Scholarship
of Teaching in Online Environments
Paivi Hoikkala, History, and Susan Rogers, English & Foreign
Languages. Presented July 2, 2003
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