The Office of Distance and Extended Learning is committed to supporting faculty engaged in distance learning by providing information on distance learning initiatives, polices, and support services at Texas State. In addition, you will find information on topics related to distance learning course development, professional development, quality measurement, and assessment. If there is a need for information that you do not find addressed on this Web site, we invite you to contact our office and let us know.
Several opportunities are available to market your distance learning courses and programs to a potentially larger student audience. In addition to Texas State’s distance learning Web site, courses and programs may also be posted at no charge on the Web sites of the Texas State University System, Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, and the Electronic Campus of the Southern Region Education Board. If you would like additional information on how you might get your courses and programs listed on these Web sites, contact the director of Distance and Extended Learning at corrstudy@txstate.edu.
The Office of Distance and Extended Learning in the Division of Academic Affairs is pleased to announce the annual Award for Excellence in Online Teaching. This award will recognize and reward superior online teaching, provide models of excellence for fellow faculty, and encourage all faculty to continue to perform, improve, and advance their online teaching pedagogy. For more information, see the Award for Excellence in Online Teaching page.
"Defining Fair Use," a recent article from Inside Higher Ed, provides some principles and best practices for making copyrighted materials as free as possible while avoiding lawsuits.
WICHE Cooperative for Educational Technologies (WCET) will present a free webcast, A Classroom Without Boundaries: Web and Videoconferencing Solutions for Online Distance Education, on February 23, 2012, at 1:00 p.m. Register for this webcast at the WCET Connect website.
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