No reservations are required. The Internet creates the potential for creative online collaboration for both students and faculty. Students enjoy the opportunity to exchange their diverse ideas and opinions by responding in writing to a variety of multicultural writing assignments. In this Forum, Pat Swenson and participating faculty will discuss interdepartmental collaboration and online collaborative teaching and learning. The Internet also allows instructors to invite special guests to join class discussion.
Students benefit from interacting with experts and joining a larger community of scholars.
Dr. Jolene Koester will demonstrate how to use the Internet to expand your classroom. No reservation required. Meeting the Needs of Adult Learners PACE programs use innovative course scheduling to improve working students' opportunities to make normal progress toward completion of their degrees. Classes meet one night per week and on Saturdays. In this Forum, PACE Director Sheryl Thompson and participating faculty will discuss how the Internet facilitates innovative course scheduling and pedagogy to meet the needs of adult learners.