"Instructional blogging operates as a knowledge-centered instructional tool. In this model the instructor involves students in research activities, engages them in discussions with practitioners, and leads them through developmental concepts of the discipline's knowledge domain."
Good list of things to do when designing the course. The list then expands to describe of each of the design elements you can integrate. Covers a wide variety of topics from course design to assessment and interaction.
"When teaching online, you have the option of using an asynchronous delivery method, a synchronous method of delivery, or both. Making decisions on how you deliver instruction impacts your design, as well as your teaching practice."
Created by the Office of Disability Support Services at Kansas State University to help faculty ensure course content is accessible, this website offers many useful resources.
An accessibility checklist and how-to documents you can use to ensure that content is accessible at a basic level.
Examples of what makes content accessible and why accessibility is important.
Resources for more information and best practices for accessibility.
Question: If all of our topics are going to have video resources we should research videos. While I am sure this might be good, there might also be better out there in terms of videos.
Award program sponsored through Blackboard for course that demonstrate best practices in: Course Design, Interaction & Collaboration, Assessment and Learner Support.