UMD Tech Camp 16: Spring 2013

UMD Tech Camp Application

Applications should be word processed using a minimum of 10 pt type and a maximum of three (3) pages plus the addendum.

Name:

Department:

Phone:

Email:

Are you (please select one):
- tenured faculty
- tenure-track faculty
- full-time term (non-regular) faculty
- part-time faculty
What course do you propose to deliver in an online format (example: WRIT 1120 - College Writing)?
Why is this course a good candidate for an online format?
How do you envision this course will be taught in an online format?
If your course will require a change in Instruction Mode (item 3), please note the following deadlines to complete this:
- Fall semester - changes due by February 1st
- Summer term - changes due by February 1st
- Spring semester - changes due by October 1st
Write 3-5 high-level goals for your proposed course. These goals will form the foundation for your course design.
Write 3-5 high-level goals for your participation in Tech Camp. These goals will be used to guide your experience during Tech Camp.
Have you completed an online course either as a teacher or a student? If yes, please describe your experience. If no, why have you not taught or taken an online course?
What online software (e.g., Moodle) have you used?
If you have attended Tech Camp previously, how would you benefit from attending again?
This Tech Camp is designed to be approximately equivalent to a 2 credit course (UMD credit standards). Are you available to fully particpate in Tech Camp from February 11, 2013 to April 28, 2013?

Faculty Signature:

Application Addendum

Department Head Statement:

Department Head Signature – by signing and forwarding this application, you are supporting this faculty member to develop and teach an online course(s) for academic year 2013 - 2014:

Dean Priority:

Dean Signature – by signing and forwarding this application to Kim Riordan, DAdB 420, you are supporting this faculty member to develop and teach an online course(s) for academic year 2013 - 2014: