"Presumptive maximum course size should be twenty students for undergraduate courses, and eight-fifteen for graduate courses...Courses which require a substantial number of lengthy written assignments may need to be smaller to minimize instructor burden."

How to use Keynote to share your presentation online using YouTube

How to create online exams/quizzes using Breeze

While designing a website in Flash, it's easy to assume that your viewers will not have some version of the Macromedia Flash player. However, you may find that a large percentage of your users either have an older version of the Flash player or none at all. For these users, it's helpful to have a non-Flash version of your website available.

A nice resource for setting up online testing (if you really need to do testing in this manner)

Jim Kenney at Pepperdine University outlines an effective method for becoming comfortable with becoming an online instructor. He has taught a course to instructors who are going to be teaching online, and on his website he lays out steps to prepare you for teaching online effectively. Some of the steps include using Powerpoints and other tools that are used F2F online, and progressively adapting the format as you become more comfortable teaching online.

Carnegie Mellon Professor Randy Pausch, who is dying from pancreatic cancer, gave his last lecture at the university Sept. 18, 2007, before a packed McConomy...

Randy Pausch gave his "Last Lecture" in September of 2007. It was one of the most amazing things I've ever watched. To have that much energy and love for what you do, knowing that you are dying, this and his book are an inspiration to all who need a jumpstart

A great resource for managing time, managing your money, and building new opportunities without adding more to your plate.

A unique concept in online learning.