Course Development & Faculty Training
Online Science Forum
Learn to teach science online was the topic for an OSU Extended Campus forum held June 3. View the keynote and workshop videos online using the Real Media plugin and these links:
Online Lab Simulation Approach
Keynote speaker
Dr. Brian Woodfield, Chemistry & Biochemistry Dept., Brigham Young University, The Virtual ChemLab Project: Sophisticated and Realistic Simulations for Freshman and Sophomore Level Chemistry.
Doing Lab Science Interactively
at a Distance: Meeting the Challenges
Christine Strickland and Lilly Mayer, Life Science Dept., Clackamas CC. Lab Kit; hands-on approach.
Thank you to OSU Media Services for making the forum available online.
Staff within the Ecampus Project Development and Training unit provide the following services for departments and faculty interested in creating and teaching online courses:
- Expertise in state-of-the art methods of teaching online
- Project management, from development through design, production, and delivery, to reduce instructor production time, improve student experience, and comply with OSU standards and requirements, including:
- Researching textbooks and online resources
- Coordination of multimedia and interactive media production
- Copyright tracking
- Document preparation
- Training, to enable faculty to access and manage course content, including:
- Blackboard solutions
- Supplemental website solutions
- Document accessibility solutions
- Continuous quality improvement and ongoing relationships with technical experts, to implement Instructional Design best practices.
Contact
To learn more about developing a course or program through OSU Extended Campus, contact:
Lisa Templeton, Director of Marketing & Communication, (541) 737-1279.
