The course where the instructor makes the syllabus available online. The syllabus is a concise document should contain the course schedule, required readings, directions for assignments, course policies, etc. Note-taking guides, workbooks, and other extensive notes should still be made available to the students via traditional formats. Make alternative arrangements. Supporting Policies 1.
Faculty are responsible for the development of their course materials.
Faculty must be familiar with the components being used in their classes. These include, but are not limited to, public folders, chat, and newsgroups. In addition, the faculty member should be able to determine which access problems can be solved by the faculty member and which need to be referred for further assistance. Any electronic materials placed on Rush University Network Services servers or on web pages must have either license information available or permission to copy from the appropriate publishing source before these materials will be made available to students. Faculty must fill out a course request that is available on the Rush University Online Class homepage.