CEDUC 615 Online Facilitation: Taming the World of Online
Learning
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Course Description
Online teaching and learning is currently one of the fastest
growing educational initiatives in the world. The three phases of
this course: 1) awareness, 2) facilitation and 3) legal, social and
ethical issues, provide an overview of this phenomenon by exploring
its evolution and current status. In this web-based course,
participants actively use online tools, resources and best practice
strategies in both synchronous and asynchronous formats.
Course activities address the needs and interests of both
K12 teachers and professional development trainers. Participants
will develop foundational knowledge and basic skills essential to
teaching and learning in this 21st Century environment.
The Wisconsin eSchool Network in
conjunction with Cardinal Stritch University is offering this
eight-week online course.
- Three graduate credits are available.
- This course is aligned with the DPI Guidelines for the
Standards of the Wisconsin Virtual Legislation for Online Teacher
Training.
- This course is delivered completely online using BrainHoney by
Agilix as the learning management system (platform). It involves
the use of various electronic communication tools including, but
not limited to email, file attachments, discussions, Google Docs
and weekly web conferences using Elluminate Live.
- Each module involves a series of activities related to the
competencies covered in that module. Participants should expect to
spend 5-6 hours per week working asynchronously on the
coursework.
- Participation in weekly Elluminate LIVE! web conference is a
requirement of this course. Participants choose which of the two
scheduled sessions they will attend.
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For more information, please contact:
Greg Mahaffey
g.mahaffey@wisconsineschool.org
608.628.8853 (mobile)