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Sustaining momentum, building resilience
The five pitfalls of all classes can be summed up with the question of how to sustain momentum. Usually we do this by having students in class; now we have to do by not having them in class. One thing … Continue reading
Design of SED540 as a hybrid class
When people think about science they commonly conjure images of chemistry and physics. White-coated, white males, white lab walls. White. At least that was my imagery as a lad. Studies show that these impressions still persist today. Of course, it … Continue reading
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IEPA 050 Hybrid Course in a Nutshell
IEPA 050 Reading and Writing is a high-intermediate and low-advanced course for non-native English speakers – international students heading for the U.S. colleges and universities. Typically, I have from 16 to 20 students and we meet three times per week … Continue reading
Balancing field experiences, F2F, and web-based learning
The course that I am transforming into a hybrid course is TCE 309: Field Practicum (3 quarter credits). This course is designed for undergraduate students who want to explore teaching in formal and/or informal settings by allowing them to engage … Continue reading
The Redesign of Food Law
Course: FST 421/521 Food Law Food Law introduces students to the complexity and nuances of food regulation at the federal level with the focus being predominantly on Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-regulated products. The course begins with introductory/review material of … Continue reading
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Find out more about hybrids . . .
Thinking about teaching a hybrid course? Wondering how to link online and classroom learning to engage students? Interested in the latest innovations in online and blended learning? Head over to the OSU Center for Teaching and Learning’s Hybrid Course Initiative … Continue reading
Welcome Back – Fall ’12
This blog is for the reflections of faculty in the OSU Hybrid Course Development Pilot Program, and all who would like to join in to comment on blended learning and the particular challenges of design and delivery of hybrid courses. … Continue reading
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Introduction to Financial Accounting – Hybrid Version
I am creating a hybrid course for BA211 Financial Accounting. This course is an entry level course for students interested in applying to the College of Business. Many times it is the first business course an OSU student takes. The … Continue reading
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