Course Materials. The adoption of any course materials, print or electronic, after a Course Agreement is signed will require an agreed and signed addendum.
Course Materials. The School District will provide all required course materials including: textbooks, syllabi, course packets, and other materials required for enrollment to classes for high school graduation credit and college-level courses to students. The Course Agreement Form includes a course syllabus that identifies the course materials required for a course. Course materials are all varieties of materials used to deliver the course instruction, including textbooks. Instructional materials charges are a subset of materials that are defined as electronic or paper materials that will be used during a course where the School District will be invoiced by the Alamo Colleges District Business Office. All course materials utilized in each course must be equivalent to those used in courses taught at the College campus. Any deviation from the approved course materials must be reviewed and approved by the designated Department Chair prior to the start of the first instructional day. Instructional Materials Charge requirements are determined by the respective College discipline based on how and where the course is taught.
Course Materials a. The faculty member shall distribute the course materials to each student and forward a copy to the President of the College or the President’s designee prior to the conclusion of the add/drop period in each semester. The course materials shall include all materials listed on the Checklist for Course Materials. (Form XIII-E2) The confidentiality of these materials shall be maintained.
Course Materials. The School District will provide all required varieties of materials used for course instruction (“Course Materials”), including, without limitation: textbooks, syllabi, course packets, and other materials needed for enrollment to classes for high school graduation credit and college-level courses to students. The Course Agreement Form includes a course template/syllabus that identifies the Course Materials required for a course. All Course Materials utilized in each ECHS course must be equivalent to those used in courses taught at the College campus. Any deviation from the approved Course Materials must be reviewed and approved by the designated College Discipline Chair prior to the start of the first instructional day. Instructional materials are a subset of Course Materials, whether electronic, paper or mixed, for which the School District will be responsible for payment to and be invoiced by the Alamo Colleges District Business Office. Instructional Materials requirements are determined by the respective College discipline based on how and where the course is taught. IM Direct refers to a subset of Instructional Materials consisting of electronic codes required of each student for enrollment in a course section. ALAMOBooks+ is a Course Material rental program adopted by the College for Spring and Summer 2022 which is under consideration for permanent adoption. The ECHS will use the Course Agreement Forms to determine any Instructional Material specification and associated payment obligation of the School District. When Instructional Material requirements change for courses taught at the College, the College will notify the ECHS and School District by the second full week of April for fall terms and by the last Friday of October for spring terms, unless the change in course occurs after said dates due to unforeseen circumstances. Enrolling students in classes is acknowledgement of required Course Materials for a course. This affords the School District ample time to secure the required Course Materials and conform to their respective School District board policies. The School District will ensure that all ECHS Students, whether enrolled in courses at the ECHS or the College, will have the required Course Materials by the first instructional day.
Course Materials. “Course materials” shall mean lectures, exercises designed for online collaboration, multimedia developed for Web distribution, notes, outlines, syllabi, bibliographies, tests, instructional handouts, videotaped presentations and any like materials and documents (whether in electronic or other medium) that a member of the bargaining unit authors or creates in connection with the preparation or teaching of a course at a University.
Course Materials. A. The unit member shall forward to the President of the College, or designee thereof, no later than the end of the first (1st) week of classes in each session a course syllabus, which shall contain at a minimum all items listed in the "Checklist for Course Materials” appended hereto.
Course Materials. The materials provided during the WBT Course are Provider’s Confidential Information (as defined in 8 below) and may not be copied, downloaded, “screen scraped”, or otherwise duplicated without the express written consent of Provider.
Course Materials. Employing Departments shall ensure that members are provided, at no charge, with those textbooks and required course materials which the Department Chair determines are required in the performance of their duties. It is also understood that employing Departments/programs shall provide bargaining unit members, at no charge, with copies of any photocopied materials which are either sold or made available to students as part of required course materials. Where textbooks and materials are obtained by the University, these shall be returned to the employing Department when the course for which they are required is concluded.
Course Materials. UWHS will provide Teachers with tests, quizzes, and other materials routinely provided to instructors of the course on the UW campus. Specific to the UW course(s) they teach, teachers will use UW syllabi, texts, quizzes, tests, grading procedures and scales, and any other curricular materials as required by the appropriate UW departments. It will be the responsibility of the District or the individual students to purchase any required texts.
Course Materials. Educational materials created for classroom and learning programs, including electronic media, such as syllabi, assignments, and tests, shall remain the property of the author or creator. Exceptions are: (1) those cases in which the production of such materials is a part of a sponsored program and 2) those cases in which substantial University resources were used in creating educational materials. “Substantial University resources" includes but is not limited to provision of staff time, equipment, funds, release time from assigned duties or an allocation of resources not normally available to faculty. Academic year salaries, office, usual library resources, usual secretarial and administrative staff resources or usual computer equipment, among other things, are not regarded as constituting “substantial use of University resources." The University makes no claim to copyright ownership for noncommissioned courseware initiated and completed by University-employed authors, but, for works within the scope of the author’s University employment, will claim the royalty-free nonexclusive right to use such courseware in University programs.
