Distance Learning. Distance learning is a teaching modality whereby all or the majority of instruction and student interaction occurs via electronic media or equivalent mechanisms with the Faculty and students physically separated from each other. This includes courses that are fully online as well as Live online, hybrid, flipped, computer-based courses, and other alternate delivery methods.
Distance Learning. It is mutually recognized that “distance learning” technologies and programs can offer expanded educational opportunities to the District’s students, as well as a shared desire to facilitate the realization of such opportunities. Therefore, the District and the Association agree that:
Distance Learning. Professors teaching distance learning classes shall offer virtual student office hours as per Article 13.B.8.
Distance Learning. Courses wherein the student and the faculty member are separated by time and/or space, generally delivered via some form of technology. Categories of distance learning course options include:
Distance Learning. The Administration will notify the Association before any existing Hartford School District learning program is replaced by distance learning or other off campus instruction or program. The Administration will meet with the Association upon request to discuss the impact, if any, that said change may have on the educational opportunities for students and the working conditions of teachers.
Distance Learning a. The administration agrees that it is not the intent of the District to replace full-time positions by subcontracting credit courses with outside contractors. Full-time faculty may teach distance learning courses within their normal full-time load or as an overload. Such assignments shall be mutually agreed on by the faculty member and the appropriate administrator.
Distance Learning. No distance learning class shall duplicate any class offered during the regularly scheduled school day. Related issues involving distance learning will be monitored and addressed as the need arises.
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Distance Learning. Distance learning facilitates access to education and provides a path to completion of academic and career objectives for college students and community members. Recognizing this, Faculty shall be expected to participate in teaching in alternate formats and master the skill of successfully teaching online. The College seeks to provide: (a) the community with programs which increase access to educational services; (b) students with intellectually stimulating courses which have a standard commensurate with those taught via successfully established delivery modalities; and (c) Faculty with opportunities to develop programs/courses and delivery systems. Last, the College and Faculty agree to work jointly to protect the integrity of the College’s programs and course offerings.
Distance Learning. Except as provided in Article 19, distance learning courses and programs are treated in the same manner as those offered traditionally.
