Quick Tip: Fall 2024 Online Teaching Workshops
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Sep. 11, 2024
In our last Quick Tip, we directed you to a helpful new resource for instructors as they consider course design and learning activities.
We are happy to promote a series of workshops offered by the Kent State Online team to further support those looking to apply the concepts from the Design, Build, and Teach pathways.
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