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49. College Online - Course Schedules - Online Courses Spring 2004 you wait for class to start, test drive an online course by following Course, CreditHours, Course Title, Begins, Ends. MAT 101, 3, Beginning algebra, 1/08/04, 5/06/04. http://www.college-online.com/schedules/online_sp2004.htm

Online Courses - Spring 2004 All courses in red have different dates from the Full-Term session Attn: AHS 102 Students Attn: CPT 101 Students The software used to deliver all online courses is WebCT , the world's leading provider of integrated e-learning systems for higher education. Click on the orientation link for instructor-led orientations or drop-in orientations for first-time students registered in online courses. While you wait for class to start, test drive an online course by following the instructions listed below: Accessing a WebCT Demo Course ( not your regular course Go to http://workbench.webct.com:4036 Click on "Log on to myWebCT." Enter "visit" for the username and "webct" for the password. Click on the "WebCT Learner Guide V3" in the top lefthand corner to begin the course Bookmark the course so you can return to the Learner Guide whenever you want to.

50. Online Courses 3626, MTH 0403 4, Intermediate algebra, Internet Massey. 3609, MTH 1513 4, Collegealgebra, Internet Bauer. online courses offered in 8week Session June 1- July 27). http://www.mscok.edu/~pwashington/online_courses.htm

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51. Alternative Learning Solutions - Education For Your World. myWebCT page will show all of the online courses that you Go to course informationfor MAT099WA Accelerated Beginning algebra, MAT099WA - Accelerated http://www.mccneb.edu/als/online_search.htm

Summer Courses: May 3, 2004 – August 8, 2004 Important Dates If you have already registered for an online course and have your log on information and password, you can click on the icon to the right to go straight to your myWebCT page. The myWebCT page will show all of the online courses that you are registered for. Courses: Accounting ACC114WA - Accounting 1 ACC114WW - Accounting 1 ACC115WW - Accounting 2 Art ART100WW - Art History - Ancient to Gothic Associate Degree Nursing ASN221WW - Advanced Nursing Biology BIO109WW - Medical Terminology BIO231WW - Genetics Early Childhood Education CHC112WW - Development of the Whole Child Criminal Justice Computer Programming Technology CPT105WW - Introduction to Programming CPT123WW - C++ Programming 1 Economics ECO101WA - Macroeconomics ECO101WW - Macroeconomics ECO102WW - Microeconomics E ducation EDU096WW - Math Tutorial EDU097WW - Reading Tutorial EDU098WW - Writing Tutorial English

52. Online Course Catalogue | Victoria University Of Wellington online Course Catalogue Select a Subject. Show. courses for current nexttwo trimesters. MATH 114 – algebra Discrete Mathematics. http://www.vuw.ac.nz/home/catalogue/viewCourse.asp?course=MATH_114

53. Online Course Catalogue | Victoria University Of Wellington online Course Catalogue Show. courses for current next two trimesters. MATH 437– algebra 2. http://www.vuw.ac.nz/home/catalogue/index.aspx?course=MATH-437

54. SAC Online - Courses Flex II October 18 to December 12. Call Number. Course and Title. Professor /Email. Phone (210). 14665, MATH0302.095 Elementary algebra, Rachid Makroz, 785-6454. http://www.accd.edu/sac/online/html/courses/internet/fallflex.htm

INTERNET COURSES Flex I Flex II The courses below vary in their delivery methods. Not all instructors teach the same way nor do they all use the same technology. Not everyone uses WebCT. The platforms vary from class to class and within disciplines, but all deliver solid learning. Click on the course link below to find out how it happens in your class. Flex I August 23 to October 14 Call Number Course - Title Professor / Email Phone Administrative Computer Technology Top Dreamweaver MX Murat Tas Word Pro. - Ms Word 2002 Murat Tas Spreadsheets Ms Excel 2002 Murat Tas Ms Access 2002 Database App. Usha Venkat Pres. Softw. - Powerpoint 2002

55. Virginia Department Of Education, Virtual Virginia and actively participating in online courses on October 30 courses include EnglishEnglish 9, 10, 11, 12, Creative Writing; Mathematics algebra I, algebra II http://www.pen.k12.va.us/VDOE/Technology/DOEhour/virtualvirginiaonlinecourses.ht

DISTANCE LEARNING COURSES FOR THE 2003-2004 SCHOOL YEAR Televised and Online Courses for Virginia students Virginia Satellite Educational Network VSEN enters its twentieth year of broadcasting the highest quality courses to schools across the commonwealth. Courses are broadcast via satellite and can be viewed live or tape delayed. VSEN teachers teach only one class and area available to students via phone or email throughout the day. Courses include: AP Statistics, AP English, AP U.S. History, AP Government, AP Calculus Foreign Language: Latin I, II, III; Japanese I, II, III There is no tuition for Virginia public school students enrolled in satellite courses. Online Courses A number of Virginia school divisions offer Internet based online courses. Students may attend classes according to their own schedule. Enrollment is limited in each class to assure a high degree of teacher/student communication. Tuition for each class is set by the offering school division and should be paid directly to the offering school division. The Department of Education will reimburse school divisions tuition charges according to the Local Composite Index. School divisions with a Composite index of .8 will be reimbursed 20 percent of tuition charges. School divisions with a Composite Index of .2 will be reimbursed 80 percent of tuition. To qualify for reimbursement, students must be enrolled and actively participating in online courses on October 30, 2003.

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Multi-State Online Professional Development ToolKit Changing professional development and meeting teacher needs MOPD - A Model for Online Professional Development Courses This section of the ToolKit provides information and links to quality online courses. This page, like all the other ToolKit pages provides easy access to documents, Web sites and other materials that contain up-to-date and reliable information to assist in planning and developing online professional development programs. Electronic Campus from the Southern Regional Education Board http://www.electroniccampus.org/ The Electronic Campus of the Southern Regional Education Board is an “electronic marketplace” for courses, programs and services. All courses and programs are offered by accredited colleges and universities in the SREB states and meet the Principles of Good Practice developed by the Electronic Campus. Connected University http://www.cu.classroom.com/logon.asp Classroom Connect, in addition to featuring a variety of online learning resources and in-person conferences and workshops, offers Connected University, an online professional development community with courses, software tutorials and instructional support. Connected University offers over 65 classes, ranging from guided courses on educational leadership to self-paced “how to” lessons on Internet searching. Participants can earn continuing education units or graduate credit. EdTech Leaders® Online http://www.edtechleaders.org/

57. Center For Occupation Research And Development - Online Courses CORD s online courses include Teaching Mathematics Contextually For algebra andGeometry Instructors; Teaching Biology Contextually - For Biology Instructors; http://www.cord.org/lev2.cfm/152

Teacher Workshops Program Format and Objectives Site-Based Workshops Online Courses Contact Our Professional Development Team Teacher Training Workshop FAQs Funding Options Teacher Workshops Online Courses Read the article "Just Because It's Online Doesn't Mean It's Learner-Centered!" by CORD Associate Ann-Claire Anderson, Eisenhower National Clearinghouse Focus , January 2002 ONLINE COURSE TOPICS Creating contextual problems COURSE LENGTH Each online course unfolds over 13 weeks, requiring 5-7 hours per week for reading, reflecting, discussing, and creating. WHAT COURSE PARTICIPANTS ARE SAYING "Finally, my teaching IS being influenced by what we are learning here. I'm looking at my teaching from new perspectives and am excited about the ways in which what I have learned will impact my classes in the future. In my algebra classes, I have bright, involved students who like math. Yesterday as I observed them engaged in the activity, there was JOY in my classroom. What more can I say?" "I have attended conferences where I listened to speakers talk about doing activities. . . It took this course and being forced to do the activities to finally get me motivated to try them . . . the experience has made me a more aware and active teacher." "I enjoyed the freedom of doing the work online, on my time schedule . . . [the course allowed] time for thought, time to gather materials and work at midnight if I felt like it or on a Sunday at home with my children."

58. Math 1114 Linear Algebra online courses an effective learnercentered online environment Course specific orientation is onTuesday, February 4 MATH 013 - INTERMEDIATE algebra 3.0 Prerequisite Math 11a http://course-delivery.emporium.math.vt.edu/courses/math1114/

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59. OSU-Oklahoma City Online College Internet Course Guidelines For assistance concerning online Math courses select one of the appropriatelinks below for additional information. Basic Math. Introductory algebra. http://www.osuokc.edu/onlinecollege/guidelines.htm

Online College Information Welcome to the Oklahoma State University-Oklahoma City Online College! Online College utilizes Blackboard Learning System 6 academic software, the world's most widely deployed teaching and learning course delivery system. Online College provides the flexibility and convenience to pursue an education, on your professional business or personal schedule, available 24 hours a day. Online College courses are designed as a full semester term experience. The instructor utilizes Online College to exchange course material, facilitate class discussion, issue class announcements, and for assignments and testing purposes. Some Online courses have online group presentations and real-time ideology sharing, all presented in an easy program that allows you to be an active class participant. For more information concerning the operations of Online College please contact Academic Technology at (405) 945-9162 or e-mail: blackboard@osuokc.edu

60. Summer Online Courses Summer online courses. HIS 105, World History II, D20, This course covers world historyfrom MAT 101, Beginning algebra, D20, This course includes the following topics http://www.sum.tec.sc.us/current/academics/de/summer_online.asp

Home Prospective Students Current Students About CCTC ... Academics : Distance Education Summer OnLine Courses Course Id Course Title Section Description Prerequisites Instructor ACC 240 Computerized Accounting This course is a study of using the computer to design and implement various accounting functions, including financial transactions, records statements, reports, and documents. ACC 101 David Stone AHS 102 Medical Terminology This course covers medical terms, including roots, prefixes, and suffixes, with emphasis on spelling, definition, and pronunciation. A mandatory course orientation will be scheduled by the instructor for this course. RDG 032 Beverly Clark BUS 130 Business Communications This course Elizabeth Bastedo CPT 101 Calendar Introduction to Computers This course covers basic computer history, theory, and applications, including word processing, spreadsheets, databases, and the operating system. Presentation graphics and the Internet will also be covered.

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