Recommended Online Course Development Timeline
Recommended Online Course Development TimelineBefore you teach an online course, it is strongly recommended that you complete the Fundamentals of OnlineInstruction, a 5-module online course designed to introduce faculty to the best practices of designing and teachingonline courses. To learn more, contact: gary [dot] cilley [at] unh [dot] edu
Before you teach an online course, it is strongly recommended that you complete the Fundamentals of OnlineInstruction, a 5-module online course designed to introduce faculty to the best practices of designing and teachingonline courses. To learn more, contact: gary [dot] cilley [at] unh [dot] edu
Make contact with my assigned Instructional Designer |
Week 1 |
Confirm course in Blackboard |
Week 1-2 |
Schedule first meeting with Instructional Designer
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Week 2 |
Develop and Organize Course Content For Online Delivery
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| Put course materials and required text books on UNH Book List. Consult with a reference librarian and/or your departmental library liaison to help identify library resources and services your students will need. | Week 4 or earlier |
In-progress meeting with Instructional Designer
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Week 4 |
Identify technologies and tools for lesson capture and teaching and learning with media.
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Week 5 |
| Develop lessons and media rich audio/video content using Tegrity, Kaltura or other media discussed with your instructional designer. | Weeks 6 - 10 |
Finalize syllabus |
Week 7 |
Review course with Instructional Designer and make any last minute adjustments |
Week 10 |
Blackboard course available to students |
2 weeks before the start of term |
Send Welcome note with syllabus to students |
Week 11 |
Term begins |
Week 12 |