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Did they not read the syllabus?
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Re: Did they not read the syllabus?
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February 19, 2008, 06:59:30 PM »
I've been teaching online for a number of years now and have found that most students don't read the syllabus. So what I do is post due dates in multiple places.
I do it in the announcement for that particular week. And I put it in the assignment folder so they see it there. And I post a reminder in a follow-up announcement. This way, they get it 3 times and cannot say they didn't know. Oh by the way, I make the date bolded and on a separate line so it stands out!
Yet despite all this, I will still get a couple of students who will ask me when something is due, or will miss it.
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