Online Teaching Philosophy
August 2016 - This link was corrected. What is your philosophy of teaching? What adjustments will you have to make online?
August 2016 - This link was corrected. What is your philosophy of teaching? What adjustments will you have to make online?
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June 13, 2002
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Human Resource Development Graduate Program<br/>Towson University, Baltimore MD
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Dr. Joan
McMahon
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6 years ago
Mary Wall (Consultant)
I have added this to my class. I think many college teachers have no background in educational theory and this chart will put it all together.
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15 minutes.
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13 years ago
Darlean MccCure (Faculty)
I spent 15 minutes reading and comparing traditional methods with online ideas.
The quality of content is very enlightening.
It helped me put online teaching in its proper perspective as it relates to the
orientation for students. I would like to incorporate it into my orientation
classes in Fall 2003.
I found the material very easy to use and understand.
Thank you for sharing.
The quality of content is very enlightening.
It helped me put online teaching in its proper perspective as it relates to the
orientation for students. I would like to incorporate it into my orientation
classes in Fall 2003.
I found the material very easy to use and understand.
Thank you for sharing.
Used in course