Common use of Teaching Materials Clause in Contracts

Teaching Materials. The Employer agrees to provide the necessary resources to sessional lecturers so they may fulfill their teaching duties effectively and with support equivalent to that provided to faculty. Such support includes, but is not limited to: • Copies of educational materials essential to the course (i.e. textbooks, manuals, software programs, etc.); • Access to library resources; • Access to reasonable office space in which to meet with students; • Telephone access; • Access to a computer with internet capabilities; • Access to electronic mail; • Use of printers and photocopiers for course-related material(s); • Marking assistance for large classes; and • Clerical assistance when necessary. In addition, sessional lecturers may apply through the Academic Participation/Professional Development Fund for financial assistance to purchase necessary teaching materials that support or enhance delivery of course content.

Teaching Materials. The Employer agrees to provide the necessary resources to sessional lecturers so they may fulfill their teaching duties effectively and with support equivalent to that provided to faculty. Such support includes, but is not limited to: •  Copies of educational materials essential to the course (i.e. textbooks, manuals, software programs, etc.); •  Access to library resources; •  Access to reasonable office space in which to meet with students; •  Telephone access; •  Access to a computer with internet capabilities; •  Access to electronic mail; •  Use of printers and photocopiers for course-related material(s); •  Marking assistance for large classes; and •  Clerical assistance when necessary. In addition, sessional lecturers may apply through the Academic Participation/Professional Development Fund for financial assistance to purchase necessary teaching materials that support or enhance delivery of course content.

Teaching Materials. The Employer agrees to provide the necessary resources to sessional lecturers so they may fulfill their teaching duties effectively and with support equivalent to that provided to faculty. Such support includes, but is not limited to: • Copies of educational materials essential to the course (i.e. textbooks, manuals, software programs, etc.); • Access to library resources; • Access to reasonable office space in which to meet with students; • Telephone access; • Access to a computer with internet capabilities; • Access to electronic mail; • Use of printers and photocopiers for course-related course‐related material(s); • Marking assistance for large classes; and • Clerical assistance when necessary. In addition, sessional lecturers may apply through the Academic Participation/Professional Development Fund for financial assistance to purchase necessary teaching materials that support or enhance delivery of course content.