Tag: online education

Moodle: The Start

Published by C. S. Wyatt, MFA/Ph.D. on January 10, 2010

This semester I am using Moodle for online course content, after six years of Blackboard use (including WebCT, WebVista). I thought I’d chronicle my experiences;…

Hybrid Hiccups vs. F2F Courses

Published by C. S. Wyatt, MFA/Ph.D. on April 30, 2009

This year has been a study in contrasts. I chose to teach a traditional technical writing course in the fall and a hybrid course during…

The Hybrid Experiment

Published by C. S. Wyatt, MFA/Ph.D. on January 18, 2009

I spent the day preparing the course I am teaching. It’s a hybrid, with online content constituting half the course. That is a positive thing,…

Pursuing a University Degree Online

Published by C. S. Wyatt, MFA/Ph.D. on January 7, 2008

Visalia Direct: Virtual Valley February 2008 Issue January 7, 2008 Pursuing a University Degree Online When a star high school student graduates in Tulare County,…

My Views and a Bibliography Pt. 2

Published by C. S. Wyatt, MFA/Ph.D. on October 10, 2007

Selected Bibliography My views on the implementation of online writing curricula are also informed by the following texts and articles: Anson, Chris M. “Distant Voices:…

Schools Going Online

Published by C. S. Wyatt, MFA/Ph.D. on August 11, 2007

Visalia Direct: Virtual Valley September 2007 Issue August 11, 2007 Schools Going Online Maybe you remember “forgetting” to give a report card to your parents…