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dekt123
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Your first online teaching gig?
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October 17, 2009, 04:43:38 AM »
Hi everyone, I wanted to get an idea of where everyones first online teaching job was. Whether you have worked on campus before or started in higher ed online, who was the first university/college to higher you to be an online instructor?
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"Higher"?
This thread is suspicious already.
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Based on errors in previous posts, I don't think OP's native language is English.
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That may be, but even so. OP is asking for the recommendation of a specific school.
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dekt123
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October 17, 2009, 02:11:42 PM »
Did I do something wrong here, this is the online teaching area of the website, isn't it? I was simply just asking for a general idea of what the board members first online teaching job was, that's all. I'm not sure why that would make some of you be rude for no reason.
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I was already teaching full time at my college (all f2f classes) when I added one online course to my schedule. Actually, I didn't add a course, but morphed an alternate-delivery course into online delivery. (The alt-delivery was this weird correspondence course sort of thing, that I inherited from a retiree.)
In my current position, again I started teaching full time f2f only, but moved into teaching online as well.
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I was (and still am) teaching full time when I developed my first online course. I offer the course during the summer session.
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