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Cardio Tone Class ( 12:00 - noon )
Free to OTC Students, Faculty, and Staff
What is Cardio and Tone? Using interval, circuit training exercises to increase heart rate for cardio and resistance exercises to tone - this workout is for anyone. This class will contain some outside exercises.
Classes held at OTC Springfield Campus in Lincoln 211, except for the following dates, when classes will be held in ECC 101:
Feb 16, 23
Apr 5, 19, 26
May 3
And the following dates when classes will be held in ICW 108C:
Apr 3, 17, 24
Contact Info : Jennifer Marshall
Email : marshalj@otc.edu
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D.A.C Meeting ( 6:00 pm )
D.A.C meeting in DSS office for anyone who wishes to attend. Please come join us and see what we are all about. Membership open to any student or employee of OTC.
Contact Info : Stacy Walter
Email : sw0105369@otc.edu
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| Wednesday, May 02, 2012 |
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Pilates Class ( 12:00 - noon )
Free to OTC Students, Faculty, and Staff
What is Pilates? Pilates is a core building exercise that improves flexibility and agility. Stability balls and resistance bands will be used in class for total body exercises.
Classes held at OTC Springfield Campus in Lincoln 211, except for the following dates, when classes will be held in ICW 108C:
Feb 1, 29
Mar 7, 28
Apr 4, 11, 16, 23, 25
May 14, 16
Contact Info : Jennifer Marshall
Email : marshalj@otc.edu
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Cardio Dance Class ( 5:15 pm )
Free to OTC Students, Faculty, and Staff
What is Cardio Dance? Cardio Dance is a fun and easy workout following dance moves.
Classes held at OTC Springfield Campus in Lincoln 211.
Contact Info : Jennifer Marshall
Email : marshalj@otc.edu
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| Thursday, May 03, 2012 |
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Cardio Tone Class ( 12:00 - noon )
Free to OTC Students, Faculty, and Staff
What is Cardio and Tone? Using interval, circuit training exercises to increase heart rate for cardio and resistance exercises to tone - this workout is for anyone. This class will contain some outside exercises.
Classes held at OTC Springfield Campus in Lincoln 211, except for the following dates, when classes will be held in ECC 101:
Feb 16, 23
Apr 5, 19, 26
May 3
And the following dates when classes will be held in ICW 108C:
Apr 3, 17, 24
Contact Info : Jennifer Marshall
Email : marshalj@otc.edu
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| Friday, May 04, 2012 |
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El Club De Español's Cinco De Mayo Celebration ( 12:00 - noon )
El club de español invites everyone to celebrate “Cinco de mayo” this Friday May 4th at ICW 108 starting at 12:00 p.m. Tres Leches cake and other delicious dishes will be served. If you would like to bring an international dish to share, you are more than welcome. Please, come!
Contact Info : Elena Blackmon
Email : blackmom@otc.edu
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Veteran's Affairs ( 1:00 pm )
WELCOME VETERANS If you have questions or just want to visit. See Dennis Peters Student Services-Richwood Valley
Contact Info : Dennis Peters
Email : petersd@otc.edu
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MAY ARTWALK RECEPTION ( 6:00 pm )
“FINE ART STUDENT SHOWCASE & EXHIBITION SPRING 2012”
OTC Fine Arts Gallery 3rd Floor Gillioz will hold an opening reception during First Friday Artwalk, Friday, May 4th, 2012 from 6:00pm-10:00pm. We will be featuring artwork from Spring 2012 Ozarks Technical Community College Fine Art Students. Highlighted Visual Art classes are Drawing I and II, Two Dimensional Design, Three Dimensional Design, Printmaking, and Painting I. Throughout the evening we will feature performances from our Music department classes including Songwriting, Piano, Classical Guitar I and II students, as well as the OTC Choir. Theater 101 students will be performing short one act plays beginning at 8:30pm.
On the first floor of the Gillioz Theater, OTC Fine Art Gallery will proudly feature the “reveal” of photographs printed on aluminum from this year’s Storm Drain Reveal 2012 murals. Storm water drains don’t make for a typical canvas, but 10 local artists have used them as backdrops for colorful painted murals to raise awareness about clean water. For the second year in a row, artists have been painting select storm drains in various locations throughout the city as part of the Storm Drain Reveal 2012 is a project of James River Basin Partnership (JRBP) and the City of Springfield Department of Public Works. Kat Allie, Instructor of Fine Arts at Ozarks Technical Community College, is a partner in Storm Drain Reveal provides technical assistance and encourages submissions from her students. This year, seven of the ten artists chosen are OTC Fine Art students. The other three are local community artists.
Muralists include: Michele Ellison, Laura Lynch, Cassie Brasher, Kat Philbin, Jeanene Turney, Travis Burnbee, Joshua O’Byrne and Jessica West, Kayla Campbell, Anthony Weaver and Samantha Lowther.
Contact Info : OTC Fine Art Gallery 3rd Floor Gillioz regular gallery hours:
Monday ~ Thursday 9:00am-6:00pm, Fridays 9:00am-3:00pm
For more information contact Kathlene (Kat) Allie 417-447-8977
Email : alliek@otc.edu
Url: http://www.facebook.com/pages/OTC-Fine-Arts-Department/105839952812316
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| Saturday, May 05, 2012 |
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| Monday, May 07, 2012 |
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OTL 201: Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester May 7-20 (2-week) 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable. **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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OTL 201:Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard, and includes a one-hour live Wimba conference on Sunday evening that will be archived. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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Pilates Class ( 12:00 - noon )
Free to OTC Students, Faculty, and Staff
What is Pilates? Pilates is a core building exercise that improves flexibility and agility. Stability balls and resistance bands will be used in class for total body exercises.
Classes held at OTC Springfield Campus in Lincoln 211, except for the following dates, when classes will be held in ICW 108C:
Feb 1, 29
Mar 7, 28
Apr 4, 11, 16, 23, 25
May 14, 16
Contact Info : Jennifer Marshall
Email : marshalj@otc.edu
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Cardio Dance Class ( 5:15 pm )
Free to OTC Students, Faculty, and Staff
What is Cardio Dance? Cardio Dance is a fun and easy workout following dance moves.
Classes held at OTC Springfield Campus in Lincoln 211.
Contact Info : Jennifer Marshall
Email : marshalj@otc.edu
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| Tuesday, May 08, 2012 |
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OTL 201: Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester May 7-20 (2-week) 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable. **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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OTL 201:Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard, and includes a one-hour live Wimba conference on Sunday evening that will be archived. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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Missouri Southern At OTC ( 9:00 am )
College representatives will be on campus to speak to students about transferring to MSSU in IC Atrium from 9-1.
Contact Info : Alex Gandy
Transfer Admissions Counselor
Email : Gandy-A@mssu.edu
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Cardio Tone Class ( 12:00 - noon )
Free to OTC Students, Faculty, and Staff
What is Cardio and Tone? Using interval, circuit training exercises to increase heart rate for cardio and resistance exercises to tone - this workout is for anyone. This class will contain some outside exercises.
Classes held at OTC Springfield Campus in Lincoln 211, except for the following dates, when classes will be held in ECC 101:
Feb 16, 23
Apr 5, 19, 26
May 3
And the following dates when classes will be held in ICW 108C:
Apr 3, 17, 24
Contact Info : Jennifer Marshall
Email : marshalj@otc.edu
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| Wednesday, May 09, 2012 |
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OTL 201: Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester May 7-20 (2-week) 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable. **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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OTL 201:Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard, and includes a one-hour live Wimba conference on Sunday evening that will be archived. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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Southwest Baptist University At OTC ( 10:00 am )
College representatives will be on campus to speak to students about transferrring to SBU. Location: IC Atruim from 10am - 2pm.
Contact Info : Erica McCallister
Email : emccallister@sbuniv.edu
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Pilates Class ( 12:00 - noon )
Free to OTC Students, Faculty, and Staff
What is Pilates? Pilates is a core building exercise that improves flexibility and agility. Stability balls and resistance bands will be used in class for total body exercises.
Classes held at OTC Springfield Campus in Lincoln 211, except for the following dates, when classes will be held in ICW 108C:
Feb 1, 29
Mar 7, 28
Apr 4, 11, 16, 23, 25
May 14, 16
Contact Info : Jennifer Marshall
Email : marshalj@otc.edu
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Cardio Dance Class ( 5:15 pm )
Free to OTC Students, Faculty, and Staff
What is Cardio Dance? Cardio Dance is a fun and easy workout following dance moves.
Classes held at OTC Springfield Campus in Lincoln 211.
Contact Info : Jennifer Marshall
Email : marshalj@otc.edu
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| Thursday, May 10, 2012 |
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OTL 201: Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester May 7-20 (2-week) 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable. **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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OTL 201:Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard, and includes a one-hour live Wimba conference on Sunday evening that will be archived. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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Cardio Tone Class ( 12:00 - noon )
Free to OTC Students, Faculty, and Staff
What is Cardio and Tone? Using interval, circuit training exercises to increase heart rate for cardio and resistance exercises to tone - this workout is for anyone. This class will contain some outside exercises.
Classes held at OTC Springfield Campus in Lincoln 211, except for the following dates, when classes will be held in ECC 101:
Feb 16, 23
Apr 5, 19, 26
May 3
And the following dates when classes will be held in ICW 108C:
Apr 3, 17, 24
Contact Info : Jennifer Marshall
Email : marshalj@otc.edu
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OTC Fine Arts Evening Of Music ( 7:00 pm )
OTC Fine Arts Department presents
AN EVENING OF MUSIC
Featuring the OTC Concert Choir and Guest Musicians
Thursday May 10, 2012 at 7:00pm
Evangel University Recital Hall
Join us as we hear the sounds of our students and celebrate all their hard work this semester!
Contact Info : For more information:
Jen McAtee, mcateej@otc.edu
Kathryn Coile, colek@otc.edu
Email : colek@otc.edu or mcateej@otc.edu
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| Friday, May 11, 2012 |
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OTL 201: Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester May 7-20 (2-week) 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable. **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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OTL 201:Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard, and includes a one-hour live Wimba conference on Sunday evening that will be archived. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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OTC Choir Auditions ( 3:00 pm )
Do you sing? Come audition for OTC's Choir!
-Auditions are held in Lincoln Hall 211 on the Springfield Campus.
-No need to sign up for a time.
-A simple private audition including vocal warmups and tonal memory.
Auditions run from 3-5 p.m.
For more info contact: Kathryn Cole, Instructor colek@otc.edu
Contact Info : Kathryn Cole
Email : colek@otc.edu
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Retirement Reception ( 3:00 pm )
Retirement Reception IC Atrium
Contact Info : Karen Creighton
Executive Secretary to the Chancellor
Ext. 2601
Email : creightonk@otc.edu
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| Saturday, May 12, 2012 |
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OTL 201: Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester May 7-20 (2-week) 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable. **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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OTL 201:Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard, and includes a one-hour live Wimba conference on Sunday evening that will be archived. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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OTC Fine Arts Auditions ( 10:00 am )
ATTENTION OTC STUDENTS AND HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS!
Join us for an amazing audition opportunity to:
-Audition for Concert Choir, Chamber Singers, and Small Ensemble!
-Take the music theory entrance exam!
-Meet music instructors!
Saturday May 12 from 10am-2pm in Lincoln Hall 211
No need to sign up for a time. Just come anytime.
Contact Info : For more information contact:
Jen McAtee, Lead Music Instructor, mcateej@otc.edu
OR
Kathryn Cole, Concert Choir and Chamber Singers Director, colek@otc.edu
Email : colek@otc.edu or mcateej@otc.edu
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| Sunday, May 13, 2012 |
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OTL 201: Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester May 7-20 (2-week) 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable. **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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OTL 201:Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard, and includes a one-hour live Wimba conference on Sunday evening that will be archived. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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| Monday, May 14, 2012 |
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OTL 201: Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester May 7-20 (2-week) 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable. **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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OTL 201:Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard, and includes a one-hour live Wimba conference on Sunday evening that will be archived. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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Stress Relief Stations ( 8:00 am )
Free stress-relief items, literature, snacks and drinks available for our students on the first day of finals' week! Sponsored by Counseling Services. We'll be set up on Monday morning and again on Tuesday afternoon in the Atrium.
Contact Info : Joyce Thomas with Counseling Services at OTC
Email : thomasj@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/counselingservices
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Pilates Class ( 12:00 - noon )
Free to OTC Students, Faculty, and Staff
What is Pilates? Pilates is a core building exercise that improves flexibility and agility. Stability balls and resistance bands will be used in class for total body exercises.
Classes held at OTC Springfield Campus in Lincoln 211, except for the following dates, when classes will be held in ICW 108C:
Feb 1, 29
Mar 7, 28
Apr 4, 11, 16, 23, 25
May 14, 16
Contact Info : Jennifer Marshall
Email : marshalj@otc.edu
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University Of Phoenix At OTC ( 1:00 pm )
College representatives will be on campus to speak to students about transferrring to Univ of Phoenix. Location: IC Atruim from 1- 3pm.
Contact Info : Stephanie Lafollette
417-379-1593
Email : stephanie.lafollette@phoenix.edu
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OTC Choir Auditions ( 2:00 pm )
Do you sing? Come audition for OTC's Choir!
-Auditions are held in ICW 108 on the Springfield Campus.
-No need to sign up for a time.
-A simple private audition including vocal warmups and tonal memory.
Auditions will run from 2-4 p.m.
For more info contact: Kathryn Cole, Instructor colek@otc.edu
Contact Info : Kathryn Cole
Email : colek@otc.edu
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Cardio Dance Class ( 5:15 pm )
Free to OTC Students, Faculty, and Staff
What is Cardio Dance? Cardio Dance is a fun and easy workout following dance moves.
Classes held at OTC Springfield Campus in Lincoln 211.
Contact Info : Jennifer Marshall
Email : marshalj@otc.edu
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| Tuesday, May 15, 2012 |
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OTL 201: Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester May 7-20 (2-week) 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable. **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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OTL 201:Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard, and includes a one-hour live Wimba conference on Sunday evening that will be archived. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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Cardio Tone Class ( 12:00 - noon )
Free to OTC Students, Faculty, and Staff
What is Cardio and Tone? Using interval, circuit training exercises to increase heart rate for cardio and resistance exercises to tone - this workout is for anyone. This class will contain some outside exercises.
Classes held at OTC Springfield Campus in Lincoln 211, except for the following dates, when classes will be held in ECC 101:
Feb 16, 23
Apr 5, 19, 26
May 3
And the following dates when classes will be held in ICW 108C:
Apr 3, 17, 24
Contact Info : Jennifer Marshall
Email : marshalj@otc.edu
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| Wednesday, May 16, 2012 |
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OTL 201: Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester May 7-20 (2-week) 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable. **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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OTL 201:Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard, and includes a one-hour live Wimba conference on Sunday evening that will be archived. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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Pilates Class ( 12:00 - noon )
Free to OTC Students, Faculty, and Staff
What is Pilates? Pilates is a core building exercise that improves flexibility and agility. Stability balls and resistance bands will be used in class for total body exercises.
Classes held at OTC Springfield Campus in Lincoln 211, except for the following dates, when classes will be held in ICW 108C:
Feb 1, 29
Mar 7, 28
Apr 4, 11, 16, 23, 25
May 14, 16
Contact Info : Jennifer Marshall
Email : marshalj@otc.edu
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Columbia College (Springfield) At OTC ( 1:00 pm )
College representatives will be on campus to speak to students about transferring to Columbia College. Location: IC Atrium from 1-3pm.
Contact Info : Kalah Kemp
417-881-4466
Email : kmkemp@ccis.edu
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OTC Choir Auditions ( 3:00 pm )
Do you sing? Come audition for OTC's Choir!
-Auditions are held in ICW 108 on the Springfield Campus.
-No need to sign up for a time.
-A simple private audition including vocal warmups and tonal memory.
Auditions will run from 3-5 p.m.
For more info contact: Kathryn Cole, Instructor colek@otc.edu
Contact Info : Kathryn Cole
Email : colek@otc.edu
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Cardio Dance Class ( 5:15 pm )
Free to OTC Students, Faculty, and Staff
What is Cardio Dance? Cardio Dance is a fun and easy workout following dance moves.
Classes held at OTC Springfield Campus in Lincoln 211.
Contact Info : Jennifer Marshall
Email : marshalj@otc.edu
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| Thursday, May 17, 2012 |
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OTL 201: Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester May 7-20 (2-week) 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable. **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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OTL 201:Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard, and includes a one-hour live Wimba conference on Sunday evening that will be archived. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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Cardio Tone Class ( 12:00 - noon )
Free to OTC Students, Faculty, and Staff
What is Cardio and Tone? Using interval, circuit training exercises to increase heart rate for cardio and resistance exercises to tone - this workout is for anyone. This class will contain some outside exercises.
Classes held at OTC Springfield Campus in Lincoln 211, except for the following dates, when classes will be held in ECC 101:
Feb 16, 23
Apr 5, 19, 26
May 3
And the following dates when classes will be held in ICW 108C:
Apr 3, 17, 24
Contact Info : Jennifer Marshall
Email : marshalj@otc.edu
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| Friday, May 18, 2012 |
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OTL 201: Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester May 7-20 (2-week) 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable. **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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OTL 201:Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard, and includes a one-hour live Wimba conference on Sunday evening that will be archived. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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| Saturday, May 19, 2012 |
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OTL 201: Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester May 7-20 (2-week) 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable. **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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OTL 201:Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard, and includes a one-hour live Wimba conference on Sunday evening that will be archived. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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| Sunday, May 20, 2012 |
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OTL 201: Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester May 7-20 (2-week) 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable. **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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OTL 201:Course Delivery For Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Instructor: David Lester 1 CEU Continuing Education Credit Prerequisites(s): Successful completion of OTL 101 or approval by the college director of OTC Online. This course builds on OTL 101 with a focus on best practices for the delivery of online courses. The course emphasizes the importance of instructor presence and interaction with students in the course environment, with attention to building an online community of learners. Featured topics include techniques for engaging students in online discussions and collaboration, and methods for providing timely individualized feedback for students. This is a two-week anychronous course that is delivered fully online via Blackboard, and includes a one-hour live Wimba conference on Sunday evening that will be archived. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to: Describe the relationship between instructor presence and student learning in online courses. Effectively facilitate discussion forums to promote student engagement. Design collaborative activities for small groups. Offer feedback that encourages mastery of course objectives. Develop individual pathways for student learning. This course is two weeks long and earns OTC employees 1 CEU of Professional Development. Fees are as follows: OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf. Non-OTC Employees: $100** **OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/17518.php
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| Monday, May 21, 2012 |
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OTL-101-WB1-12SP: Introduction To Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Introduction to Online Teaching and Learning is a four-week professional development training class delivered asynchronously online via Blackboard. OTL 101 is an introduction to the Blackboard course management system and an overview of course design and pedagogical considerations for online teaching and learning. The assignments build on one another to create a basic sequence of instruction that will help learners cultivate skills and techniques for online course development. To facilitate the design and organization of course materials, learners will each be given access to an individual practice course in Blackboard. Learners will interact with the course instructor and fellow online instructors in an asynchronous online format while creating online-course content.
This course is 4 weeks long and earns OTC employees 3 CEUs of Professional Development. Fees are as follows:
OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf.
Non-OTC Employees: $200**
**OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/12032.php
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| Tuesday, May 22, 2012 |
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OTL-101-WB1-12SP: Introduction To Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Introduction to Online Teaching and Learning is a four-week professional development training class delivered asynchronously online via Blackboard. OTL 101 is an introduction to the Blackboard course management system and an overview of course design and pedagogical considerations for online teaching and learning. The assignments build on one another to create a basic sequence of instruction that will help learners cultivate skills and techniques for online course development. To facilitate the design and organization of course materials, learners will each be given access to an individual practice course in Blackboard. Learners will interact with the course instructor and fellow online instructors in an asynchronous online format while creating online-course content.
This course is 4 weeks long and earns OTC employees 3 CEUs of Professional Development. Fees are as follows:
OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf.
Non-OTC Employees: $200**
**OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/12032.php
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| Wednesday, May 23, 2012 |
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OTL-101-WB1-12SP: Introduction To Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Introduction to Online Teaching and Learning is a four-week professional development training class delivered asynchronously online via Blackboard. OTL 101 is an introduction to the Blackboard course management system and an overview of course design and pedagogical considerations for online teaching and learning. The assignments build on one another to create a basic sequence of instruction that will help learners cultivate skills and techniques for online course development. To facilitate the design and organization of course materials, learners will each be given access to an individual practice course in Blackboard. Learners will interact with the course instructor and fellow online instructors in an asynchronous online format while creating online-course content.
This course is 4 weeks long and earns OTC employees 3 CEUs of Professional Development. Fees are as follows:
OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf.
Non-OTC Employees: $200**
**OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/12032.php
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| Thursday, May 24, 2012 |
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OTL-101-WB1-12SP: Introduction To Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Introduction to Online Teaching and Learning is a four-week professional development training class delivered asynchronously online via Blackboard. OTL 101 is an introduction to the Blackboard course management system and an overview of course design and pedagogical considerations for online teaching and learning. The assignments build on one another to create a basic sequence of instruction that will help learners cultivate skills and techniques for online course development. To facilitate the design and organization of course materials, learners will each be given access to an individual practice course in Blackboard. Learners will interact with the course instructor and fellow online instructors in an asynchronous online format while creating online-course content.
This course is 4 weeks long and earns OTC employees 3 CEUs of Professional Development. Fees are as follows:
OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf.
Non-OTC Employees: $200**
**OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/12032.php
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| Friday, May 25, 2012 |
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OTL-101-WB1-12SP: Introduction To Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Introduction to Online Teaching and Learning is a four-week professional development training class delivered asynchronously online via Blackboard. OTL 101 is an introduction to the Blackboard course management system and an overview of course design and pedagogical considerations for online teaching and learning. The assignments build on one another to create a basic sequence of instruction that will help learners cultivate skills and techniques for online course development. To facilitate the design and organization of course materials, learners will each be given access to an individual practice course in Blackboard. Learners will interact with the course instructor and fellow online instructors in an asynchronous online format while creating online-course content.
This course is 4 weeks long and earns OTC employees 3 CEUs of Professional Development. Fees are as follows:
OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf.
Non-OTC Employees: $200**
**OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/12032.php
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| Saturday, May 26, 2012 |
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OTL-101-WB1-12SP: Introduction To Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Introduction to Online Teaching and Learning is a four-week professional development training class delivered asynchronously online via Blackboard. OTL 101 is an introduction to the Blackboard course management system and an overview of course design and pedagogical considerations for online teaching and learning. The assignments build on one another to create a basic sequence of instruction that will help learners cultivate skills and techniques for online course development. To facilitate the design and organization of course materials, learners will each be given access to an individual practice course in Blackboard. Learners will interact with the course instructor and fellow online instructors in an asynchronous online format while creating online-course content.
This course is 4 weeks long and earns OTC employees 3 CEUs of Professional Development. Fees are as follows:
OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf.
Non-OTC Employees: $200**
**OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/12032.php
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| Sunday, May 27, 2012 |
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OTL-101-WB1-12SP: Introduction To Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Introduction to Online Teaching and Learning is a four-week professional development training class delivered asynchronously online via Blackboard. OTL 101 is an introduction to the Blackboard course management system and an overview of course design and pedagogical considerations for online teaching and learning. The assignments build on one another to create a basic sequence of instruction that will help learners cultivate skills and techniques for online course development. To facilitate the design and organization of course materials, learners will each be given access to an individual practice course in Blackboard. Learners will interact with the course instructor and fellow online instructors in an asynchronous online format while creating online-course content.
This course is 4 weeks long and earns OTC employees 3 CEUs of Professional Development. Fees are as follows:
OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf.
Non-OTC Employees: $200**
**OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/12032.php
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| Monday, May 28, 2012 |
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OTL-101-WB1-12SP: Introduction To Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Introduction to Online Teaching and Learning is a four-week professional development training class delivered asynchronously online via Blackboard. OTL 101 is an introduction to the Blackboard course management system and an overview of course design and pedagogical considerations for online teaching and learning. The assignments build on one another to create a basic sequence of instruction that will help learners cultivate skills and techniques for online course development. To facilitate the design and organization of course materials, learners will each be given access to an individual practice course in Blackboard. Learners will interact with the course instructor and fellow online instructors in an asynchronous online format while creating online-course content.
This course is 4 weeks long and earns OTC employees 3 CEUs of Professional Development. Fees are as follows:
OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf.
Non-OTC Employees: $200**
**OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/12032.php
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Pilates Class ( 12:00 - noon )
Mondays and Wednesdays 12-12:25 and 12-30-12:55 (class is divided into two 25-minute sessions).
Pilates is a core building exercise that improves flexibility and agility. Stability balls and resistance bands will be used in class for total body exercises.
Class will be held in LCN 211 on all dates except:
7/23 - Graff 208 B
7/25 - Graff 208 B
Contact Info : Jennifer Marshall
Email : marshalj@otc.edu
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Dance, Move, Tone Class ( 5:15 pm )
Mondays and Wednesdays 5:15-6 p.m.
Includes fun and easy dance moves, toning moves, and walking exercises.
Classes will meet in LCN 211 on all dates except:
6/27 - ICW 108 BC
7/23 - Graff 208 B
7/25 - Graff 208 B
8/1 - ICW 108 BC
Contact Info : Jennifer Marshall
Email : marshalj@otc.edu
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| Tuesday, May 29, 2012 |
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OTL-101-WB1-12SP: Introduction To Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Introduction to Online Teaching and Learning is a four-week professional development training class delivered asynchronously online via Blackboard. OTL 101 is an introduction to the Blackboard course management system and an overview of course design and pedagogical considerations for online teaching and learning. The assignments build on one another to create a basic sequence of instruction that will help learners cultivate skills and techniques for online course development. To facilitate the design and organization of course materials, learners will each be given access to an individual practice course in Blackboard. Learners will interact with the course instructor and fellow online instructors in an asynchronous online format while creating online-course content.
This course is 4 weeks long and earns OTC employees 3 CEUs of Professional Development. Fees are as follows:
OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf.
Non-OTC Employees: $200**
**OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/12032.php
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Cardio Tone Class ( 12:00 - noon )
Tuesdays and Thursdays 12-12:25 and 12:30-12:55 (class is divided into two 25-minute sessions).
Using interval, circuit training exercises to increase heart rate for cardio and resistance exercises to tone – this workout is for anyone. This class will contain some outside exercises.
Class will be held in LCN 211 on all dates except:
6/21 - ICW 108 BC
6/28 - ICW 108 BC
7/24 - Graff 208 B
7/26 - Graff 208 B
8/2 - ICW 108 BC
Contact Info : Jennifer Marshall
Email : marshalj@otc.edu
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| Wednesday, May 30, 2012 |
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OTL-101-WB1-12SP: Introduction To Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Introduction to Online Teaching and Learning is a four-week professional development training class delivered asynchronously online via Blackboard. OTL 101 is an introduction to the Blackboard course management system and an overview of course design and pedagogical considerations for online teaching and learning. The assignments build on one another to create a basic sequence of instruction that will help learners cultivate skills and techniques for online course development. To facilitate the design and organization of course materials, learners will each be given access to an individual practice course in Blackboard. Learners will interact with the course instructor and fellow online instructors in an asynchronous online format while creating online-course content.
This course is 4 weeks long and earns OTC employees 3 CEUs of Professional Development. Fees are as follows:
OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf.
Non-OTC Employees: $200**
**OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/12032.php
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Pilates Class ( 12:00 - noon )
Mondays and Wednesdays 12-12:25 and 12-30-12:55 (class is divided into two 25-minute sessions).
Pilates is a core building exercise that improves flexibility and agility. Stability balls and resistance bands will be used in class for total body exercises.
Class will be held in LCN 211 on all dates except:
7/23 - Graff 208 B
7/25 - Graff 208 B
Contact Info : Jennifer Marshall
Email : marshalj@otc.edu
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Dance, Move, Tone Class ( 5:15 pm )
Mondays and Wednesdays 5:15-6 p.m.
Includes fun and easy dance moves, toning moves, and walking exercises.
Classes will meet in LCN 211 on all dates except:
6/27 - ICW 108 BC
7/23 - Graff 208 B
7/25 - Graff 208 B
8/1 - ICW 108 BC
Contact Info : Jennifer Marshall
Email : marshalj@otc.edu
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| Thursday, May 31, 2012 |
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OTL-101-WB1-12SP: Introduction To Online Teaching And Learning ( 8:00 am )
Introduction to Online Teaching and Learning is a four-week professional development training class delivered asynchronously online via Blackboard. OTL 101 is an introduction to the Blackboard course management system and an overview of course design and pedagogical considerations for online teaching and learning. The assignments build on one another to create a basic sequence of instruction that will help learners cultivate skills and techniques for online course development. To facilitate the design and organization of course materials, learners will each be given access to an individual practice course in Blackboard. Learners will interact with the course instructor and fellow online instructors in an asynchronous online format while creating online-course content.
This course is 4 weeks long and earns OTC employees 3 CEUs of Professional Development. Fees are as follows:
OTC Employee: $50** OR you may use the OTC faculty tuition waiver form https://intra.otc.edu/id/hr/Tuition-FeeWaiversOTC.pdf.
Non-OTC Employees: $200**
**OTC Online training courses are offered on limited basis; scheduling of OTC Online training courses is determined by identified need and levels of interest. Completion of OTC Online training courses does not imply a guarantee of a teaching appointment at OTC or any other institution. Enrollment cannot begin until fees are paid or tuition waivers are received.
Contact Info : To register or for more information, please email your request to online@otc.edu, along with your OTC faculty tuition waiver form if applicable.
Email : online@otc.edu
Url: http://www.otc.edu/online/12032.php
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Cardio Tone Class ( 12:00 - noon )
Tuesdays and Thursdays 12-12:25 and 12:30-12:55 (class is divided into two 25-minute sessions).
Using interval, circuit training exercises to increase heart rate for cardio and resistance exercises to tone – this workout is for anyone. This class will contain some outside exercises.
Class will be held in LCN 211 on all dates except:
6/21 - ICW 108 BC
6/28 - ICW 108 BC
7/24 - Graff 208 B
7/26 - Graff 208 B
8/2 - ICW 108 BC
Contact Info : Jennifer Marshall
Email : marshalj@otc.edu
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