Measuring Instruction Hours in Online Courses: Too Much, Too Little, Just Right?
Spring 2021
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Instruction hours are straightforward in a face-to-face class; it is the time scheduled for class meetings and outside activities. What about online courses? Have you ever wondered if you are doing too much, too little, or just the right amount in your online courses to meet the required instruction hours? This workshop will provide an introduction to measuring instruction hours and provide resources to help you measure activities and engagement in your own courses.
You will receive a Zoom meeting link the day before the workshop.
Zoom Meeting link: https://mtsu.zoom.us/j/83400350927
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