Formed in the Summer of 2010, Online Learning Services is committed to
assisting faculty enrich their teaching environment through the adoption of
appropriate technologies.
With a focus on teaching and learning outcomes, OLS consults with faculty to
offer campus-wide resources as well as online resources in an effort to extend
the traditional classroom or move their classes to the web. In many cases, the
Information Technology and Services Department has a solution to meet the
demands of instructors and students. OLS can also act as an agent for any
faculty member to utilize these resources as well as find out what new
technologies might play a role in the instructor’s methodology.
“We help faculty navigate what seems to be a jungle of web applications and
work right along side of them to build an online environment that meets their
personal goals with special attention to the needs of the modern student.”
Although technology is more ubiquitous than ever, the instructor continues to
be the most influential factor in the quality of instruction. OLS provides a
network of support for instructors in the online environment and welcomes the
opportunity to discuss these challenges with experienced and new faculty.
OLS Blogs
- April 17, 2013: Should MOOCs be Considered a Competency-Based Learning Experiment?
- March 18, 2013: Summer Institute for Technology Enhanced Teaching and Learning - 2013
- February 6, 2013: Hiding in the Clouds: Great Classroom Tools
- January 13, 2013: Need Help with Technology But Don’t Know Where To Go?
- January 4, 2013: 10 New iOS 6 Settings You Should Know About
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