Overview
Meet Your Facilitators
Course Development & Web Services
University of Central Florida
Our Philosophy as Facilitators
There is no such thing as a good time for faculty to take a class. Your
time is valuable and so is ours, therefore we will attempt to use our time
wisely as we progress through ADL5000.
We use a "course" approach to help you learn about teaching online because
becoming an effective online teacher
requires change.
We seek to facilitate your learning in the online environment by using a
variety of instructional strategies. In so doing, we attempt to model the
approach to course delivery that you will use in the online course you will
be offering.
Course
Objectives
In the ADL5000 course you will:
- Verbalize an informed opinion regarding the importance and contribution
to higher education made by "distributed learning."
- Demonstrate understanding of the UCF course development process for online
courses
- Collaborate with peers and facilitators (using distributed learning technologies)
as you prepare to deliver an online course consistent with best practices
and protocols demonstrated in ADL5000, including:
- Student-centered learning objectives / course outcomes for your
online course.
- Assignments / activities for your online course based on your identified
learner outcomes.
- Assessment strategy for your online course based on identified
learner outcomes.
- Grading criteria for your online course based on identified learner
outcomes and assessment strategy.
- Student interaction protocols (for e-mail, discussions, etc.) to
be followed in your online course.
- Specific tactics for developing a "learning community" in your online
course based on the groupwork guidelines presented.
- A strategy for implementing "learner support" in your online course.
What
Will You Have When You Complete ADL5000?
- An understanding of the rationale underlying the course you will be delivering
- Comprehensive instructional strategies for teaching online
- Administrative strategies for managing your online course and staying
sane