Asynchronous Class Size Sample Clauses

The Asynchronous Class Size clause sets a limit or guideline on the number of students who can be enrolled in an asynchronous course. Typically, this clause specifies a maximum enrollment cap to ensure that instructors can effectively manage coursework, provide feedback, and maintain educational quality despite the lack of real-time interaction. By defining these parameters, the clause helps prevent over-enrollment, supports manageable workloads for instructors, and ensures students receive adequate attention and resources.
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Asynchronous Class Size. In the spirit of collaboration and to keep the decision closest to those with the teaching and learning expertise for the particular discipline, DE class size will initially be determined at the department level. Faculty members teaching or developing a course to be taught online and the Department Chair of the department offering the course will determine the maximum class size based on andragogical/pedagogical considerations.
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Asynchronous Class Size. In the spirit of collaboration and to keep the decision closest to those with the teaching and learning expertise for the particular discipline, distance-education class size will initially be determined at the department level. Faculty members teaching or developing a course to be taught online and the Department Chair of the department offering the course will determine the maximum class size based on andragogical/pedagogical considerations.
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Asynchronous Class Size. Course caps in online and hybrid courses should reflect the course caps for traditional courses. DE course caps may not vary from departmental course caps unless approved by the Department Chair, ▇▇▇▇, and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.
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Asynchronous Class Size. In the spirit of collaboration and to keep the decision closest to those with the teaching and learning expertise for the particular discipline, distance-education class size will initially be determined at the department level. Faculty members teaching or developing a course to be taught online and the department chair of the department offering the course will deter- mine the maximum class size based on andragogical/pedagogical considerations. If agreement on the maximum enrollment cannot be reached among the department chair and the faculty teaching or developing an online course, the maximum class size will be subject to review and recommendation by the Distance Education Advisory Committee (DEAC), with the understand- ing that class size typically should not exceed that described in the matrix that follows. Final decisions on the disputed class size will be determined by the ▇▇▇▇ after review of the recom- mendations of the DEAC. If the ▇▇▇▇’▇ recommendation is not reflective of the DEAC recommenda- tion, he/she must explain, in writing why the deviation occurred. A copy must be submitted to the chair of the DEAC, department chair, and the faculty member. Enrollment may be increased above the number typically specified for a particular course with the permission of the faculty member teaching the course. In some cases class size may be increased above the maximum enrollment spec- ified by arranging for additional teaching assistance/support (such as teaching assistants and tutors) and resources to ensure that learning environment remains conducive to effective teaching and effec- tive student learning even with larger enrollments. In no case shall class size exceed the enrollment conducive to effective teaching and effective stu- dent learning. 25 Frequent written assignments, lengthy papers, large numbers of problems to evaluate, writing-intensive courses, ENGL 1550 & 1551, TCED 6999, HHS 6953 30 Several written assignments, frequent mandatory online dis- cussion, including in-depth discussion of significance to the course, case studies, etc. AHLT 4810 & 4805, TCED 6932, MATH 1501 40 Mandatory discussions are fewer, with more reliance on auto- mated evaluation such as objective quizzes and examinations. MATC 1501 50 Courses with minimal written assignments and few mandatory online discussions Most assessment is accomplished using au- tomated evaluation such as quizzes and examinations. MATH 2623 Distance education technology shall not be used to retr...
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