Distance Education Committee Sample Clauses

Distance Education Committee. There shall be established at each College a committee comprised of no more than three (3) representatives of management, and three (3) members of the MCCC Units (Day and DCE) at that College. This committee shall meet as necessary to discuss in advance distance education initiatives/ opportunities to be offered by the College subsequent to this Agreement. This committee shall have no authority to modify or to add to the terms of this Agreement, but rather, shall serve as a vehicle to share information about campus distance education opportunities, system-wide distance education initiatives, and to provide the MCCC with an opportunity for effective input into those local opportunities and initiatives, including the process for selection of unit members for training opportunities. In no event shall the process for and/or the selection of unit members for training opportunities be arbitrary, capricious or unreasonable. The committee shall be provided at the end of each semester a list of all unit and non-unit employees who have participated in distance education training or course delivery at the College together with the amount of compensation of any form received for each course.
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Distance Education Committee. (DEC) DEC consists of the Distance Learning Coordinator, and a minimum amount of faculty (full or part time) appointed by the Academic Senate. DEC will be tasked with studying, evaluating, and making recommendations around distance education delivery and pedagogy.
Distance Education Committee. There shall be established at each College a committee comprised of no more than three (3) represen- tatives of management, and three (3) members of the MCCC Units (Day and DCE) at that College. This committee shall meet as necessary to discuss in advance distance education initiatives/ opportuni- ties to be offered by the College subsequent to this Agreement. This committee shall have no author- ity to modify or to add to the terms of this Agreement, but rather, shall serve as a vehicle to share in- formation about campus distance education opportunities, system-wide distance education initiatives, and to provide the MCCC with an opportunity for effective input into those local opportunities and initiatives, including the process for selection of unit members for training opportunities. In no event shall the process for and/or the selection of unit members for training opportunities be arbitrary, capri- cious or unreasonable. The committee shall be provided at the end of each semester a list of all unit and non-unit employees who have participated in distance education training or course delivery at the College together with the amount of compensation of any form received for each course.

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