Instructional faculty are sometimes the only contact a student has with an institution. To help your students receive support from your institution, we recommend that you provide links to your campus' Student Services information.
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section contains information that may be relevant to your students. You may want to include links to these resources in your course website.
- Student Conduct Code
This applies to online learners as much as face-to-face students. We recommend that you include a link to the University of Hawai'i Systemwide Student Conduct Code - http://www.hawaii.edu/apis/ep/e7/e7208.pdf
- Distance Learning Overview
This student-oriented site provides information on:
- Types of distance learning courses
- Distance learning contacts on each campus
- Preparing for a distance learning course
- Successful online oearner skills
- Multiple Learning Styles in an Online Course
You may include this as part of your student orientation. This is a virtual "guest lecture" with distance learning expert Laura Summers brought to you by the makers of WebCT, a popular course management system. As students read this short article, they can think about how their own learning styles and study habits might influence their approach to this class.
- Online Etiquette AKA Netiquette
A student is part of a community of learners and one responsibility as a member of the community is practicing appropriate behavior. Students need to know what constitutes appropriate behavior. Here are some good online resources regarding appropriate online behavior:
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