This step covers online testing, project submission, online communication, online lectures, student interaction. In this final step, any materials still covered in the classroom, or requires students to be in a classroom, are replaced with an online counterpart. Special attention is focused on student interaction, evaluation, and security. If test security is an issue, then it might be a good idea to change the mode of evaluating the students. Require students to participate in a chat discussion on a topic.
Many options exist and it is up to the instructor to decide how to measure a students success.
These intergrated online course development packages are available, however, most of what an online course is all about, the transmission of knowledge from instructor to student, can be done using a few webpages, e-mail, a discussion board, and a listserv. May 5, 1999. This site was created by the Office of Instructional Technology at Stephen F. Austin State University for the purposes of supporting web course development training. Made with PageSpinner, Adobe PhotoShop, Fetch FTP, and Netscape Navigator.