Three new graduate level online programs - in facility management, project management and strategic planning - increase professional's skills, deepening understanding of their field.
The majority of RIT faculty who teach online and blended courses are motivated, enthusiastic and satisfied. A recent study sheds light on what drives them and what holds them back.
With improved accessibility, a clean look and easy navigation, the Online Learning department's new web site helps faculty and students find the information they need.
Tony Trippe, an advocate for online education and professor in the Department of Electrical, Computer, and Telecommunications Engineering Technology in CAST, passed away November 24, 2007.
It's not enough to just let students discuss course topics in an online class. To better meet learning objectives, instructors need to summarize each week's discussion, highlighting key points and students' contributions.
Students do most of the talking in RIT's most interactive online classes. Learn how instructors motivate students to dig in to the material, taking concepts from abstract to concrete, and creating lively discussions and deeper understanding.
Online Learning would like to invite online faculty to participate in a new teaching and learning technology project, focused on the use of wikis as a collaborative tool. The spring application deadline is February 15, 2008, and the summer application deadline is April 25, 2008.
Damon Betlow and Ken Kindler named to important Desire2Learn user group, Rob Fain joins staff as Instructional Technologist, Michael Starenko and Richard Fasse present at Sloan-C Conference, and Marybeth Koon off to Germany.
To accommodate continued myCourses growth, Online Learning is upgrading the server environment this spring and introducing new and improved features this summer.