GET PUBLISHED
You're invited to contribute an article to the next FACTC Focus
TOPIC:
Is Online Teaching All It's Cracked Up To Be?
- Are faculty getting the training they need to teach online?
- Can we prevent cheating in online classes?
- How do we deal with other classroom integrity issues in online courses?
- How do students perform in online classes?
- What is an appropriate classroom size for an online class?
- What are best practices for teaching online?
- How much more should students pay for online classes than regular classes (or should they pay more at all)?
- How do we manage student actions and behavior in online classes?
- What can be improved about Angel and other online platforms?
- What are student expectations in online classes and how do faculty deal with them?
- When or with what classes is online appropriate (or not)?
- Are online classes more cost efficient? Less? Or should we even ask the question?
- What features would you like to see in an online learning system?
- How should we prepare students to be more successful in online classes?
- What kind of students should avoid online classes?
- How are changes in technology affecting the teaching of online classes?
Articles can be any length up to 2000 words. NOTE: WE LIKE SHORT ARTICLES AS WELL AS LONG ARTICLES.
Artwork is welcome: line art, cartoons, photos and so forth. Must be in digital form or easily digitized.
Please send articles or art by February 1, 2012 to Markd@spokanefalls.edu.