iCochise - Information for Online Students and Faculty

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This is site contains information of value to online students and faculty, wherever they may be studying or teaching. It contains videos, tutorials, "how to" guides, orientation documents, and other sorts of material. Please feel free to browse around, but also use the search feature if you are looking for something specific.

For Students. Students will find information about using WebStudy, our online course management system. They will also find tips on how to be successful with online classes.

For Faculty. This section includes information faculty members may need to create, maintain, or effectively teach their online classes.

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Things to Think About

Teaching Tip

Before you begin developing your course content, identify five to ten course learning objectives. Ask yourself what outcomes you would like your learners to achieve upon successful completion of your course. Developing course learning objectives helps you to ensure that your content is geared to these outcomes, and simplifies the next step of developing your course map.

Quote

MACE, n. A staff of office signifying authority. Its form, that of a heavy club, indicates its original purpose and use in dissuading from dissent. -- Ambrose Bierce (The Devil's Dictionary)

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