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Planning Your Course

"Although planning a course may seem like a relatively straightforward task, it is in reality a complex assignment. A course plan demonstrates our values and beliefs about higher education in general, and what we believe about our roles as teachers, specifically." This site provides a 10 step guide for planning a course.

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Academic Support Services / Faculty Development / Course and Instruction Design

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Material Type:: Tutorial
Date Added to MERLOT:: July 26, 2008
Date Modified in MERLOT:: July 19, 2020
Author:: UNL Graduate Student Development, University of Nebraska - Lilncoln
Submitter:: Cathy Swift

Primary Audience:: College General Ed, College Lower Division, College Upper Division, Graduate School
Mobile Compatibility:: Not specified at this time
Language:: English
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Abir Ghenaiet (Content Developer/Instructional Designer)

2 years ago

Planning a course is not always linear but typically involves a series of steps. A course plan demonstrates our values and beliefs about higher education in general. I would recommend a more detailed approach to course design.