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AAAE realizes the impact that COVID-19 has had. Whenever we find resources that we believe will be helpful to you in your teaching, we typically retweet them on our Twitter page (@adjuncted). Many colleges are continuing their class offerings online. In light of that below are some free resources to help you with your online teaching.
Free Online CourseAre you wanting to learn how to teach online? Do you need a credential to show prospective or current employers? Mountain View College and the National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development (NISOD) have created the free Best Practices for Teaching Online course.
Register Here: https://www.mountainviewcollege.edu/bpto "Best Practices for Teaching Online is developed for faculty seeking to obtain a foundation in online teaching practices that directly improve course design and enhance student experience. The course and supporting rubric are simple enough (they fit on a single page) for new online faculty to implement, yet robust enough to encourage continuous improvement for seasoned online educators. Upon completion of the 4-6 hour competency-based course, faculty will receive a digital credential, as well as formal recognition from NISOD (for member institutions)..." ACUE’S ONLINE TEACHING TOOLKITBelow is information from the Association of College and University Educators (ACUE):
To support instructors needing to make a quick transition to utilizing an online environment, ACUE is offering resources and recommendations that can be immediately put to use by instructors, to benefit both faculty and their students. These resources are divided into six key topic areas for teaching remotely:
Access the resources here: http://acue.org/online-teaching-toolkit/ AAAE on TwitterFollow AAAE on Twitter @adjuncted. We strive to tweet articles, scholarships, and other relevant information for adjunct faculty.
2020 Conference Recap
From February 27 - 29, 2020 we gathered at the Embassy Suites-Dallas Frisco Convention Center for the annual AAAE Conference and TCCTA Convention. This unique partnership allows for AAAE conference goers to have the best of both worlds - AAAE programming in addition to discipline specific sessions. There is something for everyone no matter their role in higher education and no matter what state they live in.
The 2020 conference also showcased our new partnership with Northcentral University. NCU staffed a booth in the exhibit hall and shared the good news about their programs with conference attendees. AAAE members receive a 15% discount on tuition. For those who ended previous doctoral programs in ABD status, we have great news for you! Northcentral University offers a Dissertation Completion Pathway that provides individual support and attention to guide you to completion of your doctoral degree. Visit www.ncu.edu/aaae for more information.
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The American Association of Adjunct Education is an organization that provides professional development to all educators with an emphasis towards adjunct / part-time college faculty. Our previous conference and symposium was a great success and we invite you to explore our website.
The American Association of Adjunct Education is an organization that provides professional development to all educators with an emphasis towards adjunct / part-time college faculty. Our previous conference and symposium was a great success and we invite you to explore our website.
