Montana State University
Academics | Administration | Admissions | A-Z Index | Directories

Montana State Universityspacer Mountains and Minds
MSU AcademicsspacerMSU AdministrationspacerMSU AdmissionsspacerMSU A-Z IndexspacerMSU Directoriesspacer
 


Contact Us
Jeff Adams
Assistant Vice Provost for
Undergraduate Education

318 Montana Hall
(406) 994-7835
jadams@montana.edu

Anne Angermeyr
Program Coordinator

318 Montana Hall
(406) 994-7136
annea@montana.edu
Teaching & Learning Center
315 Culbertson Hall
(406) 994-5572
> Teaching & Learning Resources  > Technology
On-line Courses Links

Distance and Online Resources  A comprehensive links page created by Vicky York at Montana State University. This page was created to provide  informational resources and examples of initiatives, courses, and programs  on  campus that address the many issues related to distance and online learning.

Online Instruction Using Learning Objects Developed by the University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee, the site is a comprehensive resource on "learning objects" -- that is, chunks of educational content that can be reused, referenced, and regrouped in different combinations for various learning environments to facilitate object oriented programming.

Standards for Internet-Delivered Course These comprehensive standards are taken from a session, "Guidelines for Creating and Evaluating Scholarly Instruction in Internet-Delivered Courses," conducted by Sally Kuhlenschmidt, Director of Center for Teaching and Learning at Western Kentucky University, at the 1999 annual conference of the Professional and Organizational Development Network in Higher Education.

Principles of Online Design A collaboration between faculty, instructional designers, and media developers at Florida Gulf Coast University developed guidelines to help faculty develop high quality online instructional materials. These guidelines include pragmatic examples and considerable detail that build on the Seven Principles of Good Teaching. The site actually structures a step-by-step process with specific tools for creating an online course.

Distance Teaching Some papers from 1997 about distance teaching using different technologies, e.g., web based asynchronous, interactive two-way video, multiple delivery.

Facilitating An Online Discussion  From Reach For the Sky, a comprehensive guide for enhancing online discussion.

Eight Ways to Engage Students  Presented here are eight tactics that teachers can employ to make students more active learners in on-line conferences.

Janis II Online Information Service: Asianet Asianet is a service provider based in Japan. It has Asian-related photos and maps. Features one of the largest collections of icons on the Net. No graphic is copyrighted.
 

Articles about teaching online

http://pignc-ispi.com/articles/distance/kearsley-virtualprofessor.htm"The Virtual Professor: A Personal Case Study"

http://horizon.unc.edu/TS/reading/2000-05.asp "Teaching Online: Now We're Talking"

http://www.ion.illinois.edu/IONresources/onlineLearning/StudentProfile.html "What Makes a Successful Online Student?"

http://www.ion.illinois.edu/IONresources/onlineLearning/tips.html "Tips for Online Success"

http://www.mapnp.org/library/grp_skll/facltate/facltate.htm "Facilitation (Face-to-Face and On-Line)"

http://www.psychologicalscience.org/observer/0901/tips.html "Online Teaching: Problems and Solutions"

http://www.fcs.iastate.edu/computer/tips/onlinetechtips.html "Online Teaching Tips"

http://www.uidaho.edu/evo/distglan.html "Distance Education at a Glance"

http://ericae.net/db/digs/ED351008.htm "Strategies for Teaching at a Distance"

http://www.vpaa.uillinois.edu/tid/report/tid_report.html "Teaching at an Internet Distance: the Pedagogy of Online Teaching"
 


View Text-only Version Text-only Updated: 11/01/06
spacer
spacer
© Montana State University 2006 Didn't Find it? Please use our contact list or our site index.