E-Learning Fellows
About the E-Learning Fellows Program
Through face-to-face sessions and online meetings, a cohort of 12 faculty members will learn firsthand how to create and deliver high-quality online courses. They will also be introduced to ways that online courses can be evaluated and improved through self-reflection and peer-review for both formative and summative purposes. The program culminates with each participant developing a complete online course that meets uniform, high-quality standards and adds strategic value for the University.
We encourage you to read a bit more about the requirements for the program below, but you may apply using this form.
Goals and Outcomes:
Successful participants will gain firsthand experience in and/or understanding of:
- The strategic importance of distance learning
- Roles of online faculty (differentiation between design and delivery)
- Responsibilities in managing and leading online courses
- Unique needs of students in an online environment
- Importance of beginning class with minimal first-day problems
- Breaking course content and assessments into workable chunks and defining a course schedule
- Creating an online learning community
- Managing online course Web sites on a day-to-day basis
- Identifying the proper medium and tools to accomplish course tasks
- Assessing online student learning and providing feedback
- Assessing quality of online courses (using rubrics such as Quality Matters)
- Building a course in Isidore ready for delivery
Apply for the E-Learning Fellows Program
You should only fill out this form if you've talked with your department chair about potentially participating in the E-Learning Fellows Program AND if you're available from 3:00-5:00 on Wednesday afternoons during the Spring semester. Also, be sure your department chair is reasonably confident your course will have a minimum enrollment of 12 students.
Completing this application does not guarantee that you'll be selected for the E-Learning Fellows Program. Your name will be added to the pool of candidates and 12 individuals will be chosen to participate in the program. If you're selected, we will contact your department chair for final approval. All applicants will be notified after acceptance, or not, into the program by the first week of December, if not sooner.
How will the cohort be chosen?
The facilitators of the program, the Center for Online Learning, will review each application with three factors in mind.
- Perceived value added for the department/university
- Preparedness of applicant to undertake the program
- Potential for personal and professional growth through the program
E-Learning Fellows 2023 Schedule
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Application Deadline |
Monday, November 14 |
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Kick-off Meeting |
Friday, December 16 |
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Session 1: Laying the Foundation |
Wednesday, January 25 |
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Session 2: Online Assessment |
Wednesday, February 8 |
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Session 3: Purposeful Content |
Wednesday, February 22 |
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Session 4: Building Community Online |
Wednesday, March 8 |
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Session 5: Enhancing Your Course with Technology |
Wednesday, March 23 |
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Session 6: Being the Professor |
Wednesday, April 12 |
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Session 7: Ensuring Quality in your Online Course |
Wednesday, April 26 |
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Final Check-in: All deliverables due |
Friday, July 31 |
Graduates of the E-Learning Fellows Program
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2019 Cohort |
2018 Cohort |
2017 Cohort |
2016 Cohort |
2015 Cohort |
2014 Cohort |
2013 Cohort |
2012 Cohort |
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Kenneth Butler |
Kaitlyn DeGhetto |
Joshua Ambrosius |
Nicky Adams |
Angeline (LeeAnn) Sangalang |
Kristen Comfort |
Irene Dickey |
Donna Beran |
Mary Ellen Dillon |
Paul Cooper |
Trevor Collier |
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Ebony Davenport, Esq. |
Deogratias Eustace |
Judit Beagle |
Brittany Beckner |
Layla Kurt |
Lindsay Gold |
Jim Dunne |
Maria Carmen Castro Garcia |
Sean Gallivan |
Steve Donaldson |
Jeannette Cox |
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Edward James Glayzer |
Micheline Kidwell |
Steve Bein |
Andrew Chiasson |
Caroline Merithew |
Susan Gardstrom |
Mary Grilliot |
Donald Comfort |
Xiaoli Li |
Brad Duncan |
Sue Davis |
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Mark Morgan |
Becky Krakowski |
Jason Combs |
Diana Cuy Castellanos |
Alan Abitbol |
JeeHee Han |
Steve Hall |
Donna Cox |
Viorel Paslaru |
Mike Elsass |
Chuck Edmonson |
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Mahusudan Ojha |
Li-Yin Liu |
Lee Dixon |
Megan Edmonds |
Donald Quigley |
Amy Krug |
Mark Jacobs |
Leah DeAloia |
Danielle Poe |
Daniel Figueroa |
Scott Gold |
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Kirk Pirlo |
Novea McIntosh |
Miranda Hallett |
Erin Gibbemeyer |
Jennifer Dalton |
Joel Pruce |
Jay Janney |
Kara Getrost |
Ronda Scantlin |
John Gentner |
Michael Gorman |
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Ncholas Rademacher |
Rochonda Nenonene |
Jennifer Ptacek |
James Hiller |
Van Tam Nguyen |
Danny Robinson |
Vince Lewis |
Tracey Jaffe |
Eric Street |
Linda Hartley |
Dennis Greene |
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Emma Su |
Lis Regula |
Dario Rodriguez |
Haozhou Pu |
Kelly Vibber |
Mary-Kate Sableski |
Leslie Mundew |
Andrea Koziol |
Susan Wawrose |
Thaddeus Hoffmeister |
Nancy Miller |
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Shannen Dee Williams |
Cassandra Secrease |
Kathleen Scheltens |
Laura Sextro |
Daniel Birdsong |
Maria Teresa Tello Sanchez |
Donald Wynn |
Leslie Mundew |
Robert Wilkens |
Jefferson Ingram |
Sheila Miller |
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Erick Vasquez |
Ivan Sudakov |
Laura Toomb |
Elizabeth Rhoads |
Teri Thompson |
Andy Zavakos |
Scott Segalewitz |
Nicola Work |
Kurt Jackson |
Ed Mykytka |
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Michelle Yingling |
Marguerite Wallace |
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David Long |
Dan Zalewski |
Trevor Collier |
Samuel Wallace |
Shuang-Ye Wu |
Denise Platfoot-Lacey |
Peter Powers |
| Julie Wolters | Joni Baldwin | Julie Zink |
Geeta Shankar |
Toby Rush |
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Peter Titlebaum |
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Albert Wang |