Electronic Course Agreements. The College and the AAUP recognize the value of technologically innovative methods of instruction and agree that there is mutual interest in further developing these alternative techniques for reaching a broader spectrum of students. The College will endeavor to support the faculty members who wish to incorporate innovative alternative technologies in their courses, as follows: 1. Faculty members are encouraged, but not required, to develop and/or deliver Electronic Courses. 2. A faculty member who desires to develop Electronic Course materials shall first consult with and receive authorization from the appropriate xxxx or director on the Electronic Course materials to be developed. The purpose of this provision is that the faculty member and the xxxx or director have a shared understanding in advance of the terms and conditions associated with the development and delivery of the Electronic Course.
Appears in 22 contracts
Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement
