Students, earn course credit as you learn web design skills. Faculty, let the TELR Intern Team help you put course material online. The TELR Internship Program matches faculty and their technology enhanced course project needs with undergraduate students who are learning project design for web technology. The students are supported in their learning by teams of courseware design professionals and advanced graduate teaching associates who impart skills to the undergraduates throughout the quarter. Faculty whose course development projects are chosen for the internship are provided with the same expert guidance.
Faculty attend two orientation sessions prior to working with their intern teams.
These sessions familiarize faculty with the pedagogy of online learning environments, and provide direction for course design and development. In the first three weeks of the quarter, students learn technical skills to assist faculty with the development of their web-enhanced OSU courses. During this time, faculty have the opportunity to plan their course materials for online use. In the fourth week of the quarter, faculty and student interns begin the process of developing the project. Some projects are completed in the next six weeks, while others extend beyond the first quarter.