View list of fully online courses for: Fall 2010 Spring 2011 Summer 2010 Other 2010
About Online Teaching & Learning
- Appeals to a wide range of learners and a number of different learning styles — something not always possible in a conventional classroom environment
- Provides additional means to access educational opportunities
- Enables collaboration among course participants who may be separated by distance, location and time
- Not restricted to a specific time of day, day of the week, or physical location — you can learn where you want and when you want
- Decide how much time you want to spend online and on which days
- Learn at your own pace — a speed that is comfortable for you
- Choose the sequence that is best for you
- Review as often as you need, in order to feel confident with the material
What's In It For Me?
Online Course Management Systems (Moodle or WebCT) allow you to:
- Access course materials, online resources and an online learning community 24/7
- Utilize learner-centered teaching and learning activities
- Accommodate many different learning styles
- Provide more opportunities for exploration and research
- Enhance communication among you and your colleagues
- Check your understanding and receive immediate feedback about our progress
Many online courses include messaging, chat sessions, course mail, a public bulletin board for class discussions, calendars, study tips, and online help, as well as web-based course materials, quizzes, glossaries, and links to other web-sites and resources, which can all expand your educational experience.