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List of Tables and Figures | |
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Preface | |
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About the Authors | |
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Issues and Challenges When Teaching Online | |
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Institutional Issues and Challenges | |
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Instructional Issues and Challenges | |
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Our Study on Instructor Workload When Teaching Online | |
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Summary | |
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Instructors' Stories for Balancing Workload | |
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Co-teaching as a Strategy for Balancing Workload | |
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Planning Ahead as a Way to Predict Workload | |
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Giving Individual Feedback as a Workload Management Strategy | |
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Managing Time, Rather Than Time Managing You | |
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Blocking Out Time for the Online Course | |
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Teaching Online During Short Terms | |
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Using Time Allocation Strategies When Teaching for Multiple Institutions | |
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Teaching Online Exclusively from Home | |
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Managing Workload Based on Years of Experience | |
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Teaching Online for a Variety of Institutions | |
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Cohort Program as a Time-Saver | |
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Managing Similar Tasks When Designing for Multiple Courses | |
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Teaching a Recurring Mixed-Mode Online Course | |
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Managing Workload When Current Information Drives Content | |
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Summary | |
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Looking at Workload from a Design Perspective | |
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Identifying Course Tasks | |
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Why It Is Important to Use an Instructional Design Process | |
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Design Framework for Creating a Sense of Presence | |
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Using a Template to Manage Tasks and Prioritize Time | |
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Summary | |
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Managing Tasks and Prioritizing Time | |
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Creating a New Online Course | |
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Converting a Face-to-Face Course | |
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Revising an Existing Online Course | |
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Summary | |
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Using Workload Strategies for Maintaining Quality of Life | |
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Design Strategies | |
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Support Strategies | |
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Teaching Strategies | |
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Time Allocation Strategies | |
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Summary | |
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Final Thoughts and Practical Implications for Balancing Workload | |
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Teaching from an Open Perspective | |
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Adapting the Course Design | |
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Modifying Workload Strategies | |
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Rethinking How to Prioritize Time and Manage Workload | |
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Practical Implications for Balancing Workload | |
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Glossary | |
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References | |
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Index | |