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- E 4 ME Course Overview
- General Course Background
- Introduction to Course
- Unit One: An Introduction to E-Learning
- Unit Two: Is E-Learning for Me?
- Unit Three: Planning Your Education
- Unit Four: Choosing an Occupation
- Unit Five: Enrolling in a College or University
- Unit Six: Next Steps
- Course Completion Procedures
- E 4 ME Grading Information
- Vista Preparation
- Specific Suggestions for Online Facilitators
- Accessing E 4 ME Demo Course
- Course Registration
- Profile of Students
- Additional Resources
- "So you want to teach online?"
- Example: E 4 ME Technology Support Note to Instructors
- Example: E 4 ME Technology Support Welcome Message for Discussion Board
- Example: E 4 ME Automated Welcome Letter
- Instructors Welcome Students to the Course Using E-mail Internal to the Course
- Instructors Note to Individual Students Who Enter the Course
- Example: Instructor's Reply to Students' First E-mail Assignment
- Example: Copy of the Assignment Which is Located in the E 4 ME Course Under Unit One: Autobiography
- Example: Instructor's Autobiography
- Instructor's E-mail at the end of the First Week to Those Students Who Have Not Begun the Course
- Instructor's E-mail at the end of the Second Week to Those Students Who Have Not Begun the Course
- Example of Unit Three E-mail Assignment
- Instructor's Final E-mail To Students Who Have Completed the Course
- Example: Technical Support Message to Students Completing Course with Certificate
- Technical Support Message to Students Not Completing the Course Requesting Them to Complete a Survey
- E 4 ME Checklist
- Degrees and Certificates in OhioLearns!
- Occupational Information
- Other Career Resources
- E-Guides Administration
- 10 Characteristics of an E-Guide
- Memo of Understanding for E-Guides
- E-Guide Check List
- E-Guides and their contact information
- Using E-Guide listserve and Learning Times
- Making Contact with your E-Advisee
- Suggested Welcome Letters
- E-Guide reference Web sites
- Importance of More Education
- Referring Students to Campuses
- Helping students contact an institution
- Transfer Issues
- Mail Merge Options for Word 2003
- E-Guide student Assignments
- Articles related to teaching at a distance
- OLN E 4 ME Development Team
