| Date |
Location/Facilitator |
Event Description |
Monday,
July 06 - Friday, July 23, 2010 |
Online
Marion Heyn & Wendy Bass |
CTI 101 - CLASSIC Cyber Teachers Institute
Classic CTI is an ideal course for dedicated educators in search
of solutions, change, innovation, and inspiration in (online)
teaching. It is based on the principle that teachers are the
experts in teaching and learn best from one another.
This session is now closed.
|
Monday,
June 07 - Friday, June 25, 2010 |
Online
Norah Glover & Sarah
Phinney |
CTI 100 - You CAN Teach Online
Designed for newcomers to online teaching and learning, this
course exposes faculty to the student side of online learning,
while introducing them to key issues when getting started with
online teaching.
This session is now closed.
|
Monday,
August 03 - August 21, 2009 |
Online
Suzanne Floyd & Karl Peter |
CTI 102 - ADVANCED Cyber Teachers Institute
CTI 102 is designed as a practicum experience where we evaluate
the effectiveness of online instruction by examining web page
design, navigation, usability, course syllabi, and evaluation
instruments.
This session is now closed.
|
Monday,
July 06 - July 24, 2009 |
Online
Marion Heyn & Wendy Bass |
CTI 101 - CLASSIC Cyber Teachers Institute
Classic CTI is an ideal course for dedicated educators in search
of solutions, change, innovation, and inspiration in (online)
teaching. It is based on the principle that teachers are the
experts in teaching and learn best from one another.
This session is now closed.
|
Monday,
June 01 - June 19, 2009 |
Online
Norah Glover & Sarah Phinney |
CTI 100 - You CAN Teach Online
Designed for newcomers to online teaching and learning, this
course exposes faculty to the student side of online learning,
while introducing them to key issues when getting started with
online teaching. It focuses on the mechanics of developing,
conducting, and evaluating an online class.
This session is now closed.
|
Monday,
January 12 - January 30, 2009 |
Online
Norah Glover & Sarah Phinney |
CTI 100 - You CAN Teach Online
Designed for newcomers to online teaching and learning, this
course exposes faculty to the student side of online learning,
while introducing them to key issues when getting started with
online teaching. It focuses on the mechanics of developing,
conducting, and evaluating an online class.
This session is now closed.
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