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Welcome
to Online Teaching for Schools and Universities:
The
Louisiana State University (LSU) Model
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purpose of this model is to present to instructors interested in
developing
online courses information that will assist them in creating classes
that are effective and efficient for the instructor and for the
learner. |
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for Using the Model |
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- Your
first visit?
- Using
the links to the left, begin with our Introduction.
- Select
Online Learning for background information in this area.
- Select
Model to learn about instructional design, the process
that
serves as the basis for our model.
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- Interested
in working sequentially through the model?
- Using
the links to the left, select Analyze to begin with the analyze
phase. Over a series of several visits, work your way through
the phases of the model.
- Each
phase has components (rationale, objectives, topics, and summary)
that can be accessed by selecting the name of the phase.
- Once
you select a topic, links at the top of the page will guide
you through the topic and to related links for further exploration.
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- Interested
in specific topics?
- Visit
the Site Map—see at a glance
the various topics covered and choose those that interest
you.
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- Want/need
assistance in developing your course?
- Contact
your institution for assistance.
- Click
Lagniappe, a little extra, in the left column to access contact
information for schools in the LSU System.
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Developers of
the LSU Model express sincere gratitude
to the Louisiana
Board of Regents and their Distance Education Initiative
(Supporting Electronic Learning and Empowering Campus Transitions
[SELECT]),
which provided funding for planning,
research, and development of this site.
Site Developed:
December 2003
Last Site Revision: January 2007
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