Using a rubric, instructors and course designers are able to evaluate how well their own course conforms to best practices for Course Design, Interaction & Collaboration, Assessment and Learner Support.
Consider participating in the 2012 Exemplary Course Program by submitting a course of your own or volunteering to be a reviewer or both!
There are many benefits to participating in the Exemplary Course Program:
- Learn course design best practices to improve the engagement, collaboration, assessment and learner support within your own courses
- Develop a fresh perspective by seeing how other instructors and designers from your discipline or area of interest are developing their courses
- Apply lessons learned from the Exemplary Course Rubric to your own courses or those you are helping to develop
- Receive detailed feedback on your own course development on the best practices you are employing or areas in which it can be improved
- Gain professional development experience and recognition for your accomplishments and participation in the program
To learn more about the 2012 Exemplary Course Program:
- Visit the Exemplary Course Program wiki
- View the Award Study Guide
- Learn about how to participate in the 2012 Exemplary Course Program and download the rubric
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