Whether taking a face-to-face course online or building a new one from scratch, designing an online course takes time and planning. Here are our recommended steps for getting your course ready to go in time.
Developing an online course that successfully engages every student is a challenge, but here are some major advantages to teaching with online tools.
Organization helps to create an engaging and transparent online space for your learners.
From the Archives Monday's post focused on the essential components of an online syllabus. Streamlining the syllabus is made easier […]
Creating a streamlined syllabus using the tool in Canvas allows you make adjustments and prioritize the essentials.
Chelsea McKelvey Clemson Online proudly announces that English (ENGL) 2130: British Literature, taught by lecturer Chelsea McKelvey, has been certified […]
Here are some ways to uphold copyright expectations while building your online course. Guidelines and Best Practices Even though instruction […]
Elevate your online instruction with our Summer training opportunities! Online Instruction Development Calendar The Clemson Online Summer 2023 OID Calendar […]
Design your course with the end in mind with backwards design. From the Archives: What is Backward Design? In its […]
Ever thought of trying out the Lightboard? Here are some ideas for how it might be used in Humanities instruction. Ideas […]
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