Contents contributed and discussions participated by Roberta (Robin) Sullivan
Teaching Presence Online Facilitates Meaningful Learning - 1 views
Rubric for Online Instruction-Chico - 0 views
Quality Matters Program : Higher Ed Program > Rubric - 0 views
Alexandra Pickett Reflects on the CoI and Social Presence - YouTube - 2 views

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50 CATS by Angelo and Cross Techniques for Assessing Course-Related Knowledge & Skills - 1 views
Educause Study on Synchronous and Asynchronous eLearning - 2 views

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Faculty Self Assessment for Online Learning Readiness - Penn State - 3 views
Student Online Learning Readiness - Penn State - 2 views
Blackboard Catalyst Awards Program - 1 views
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Award program sponsored through Blackboard for course that demonstrate best practices in: Course Design, Interaction & Collaboration, Assessment and Learner Support.
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I agree the first link is not the best. Maybe we could also link to the course tours of the award winners. The first link is to the 2011 winners. It is difficult to directly link to the tours of the 2012 & 2013 Exemplary course awards. http://kb.blackboard.com/display/EXEMPLARY/Exemplary+Course+Program http://www.blackboard.com/About-Bb/Catalyst-Awards/2013-Winners.aspx
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Maybe we should use the direct link to the Rubric but then also provide info on how to view course tours that demonstrate the qualities of the Bb ECP.
AccessDL - University of Washington - 2 views

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Learning Theory - What are the established learning theories? - 2 views

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Best content in SLN Online Instructional Design Resources | Diigo - Groups - 1 views
Introduction to Coursera - Vanderbilt University - 1 views
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"This guide aims to orient Vanderbilt Coursera faculty in the new online-learning landscape by providing an overview of some "common practices" among recent Coursera courses as of this writing (September 2012)." (Note: Although this is written with Coursera in mind it is an excellent resource for faculty to consider when designing their online course.