Common use of Information Technology Clause in Contracts

Information Technology. 16.7.1 A Member shall not be required to introduce information technology as a component of a course unless the technology is specifically related to the subject matter, or the mode of delivery of the course has been approved by the Department, Area or equivalent academic sub-unit, or Faculty, as appropriate.

Appears in 11 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Agreement

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Information Technology. 16.7.1 A Member shall not be required to introduce information technology as a component of a course unless the technology is specifically related to the subject matter, or the mode of delivery of the course has been approved by the Department, Area or equivalent academic sub-sub- unit, or Faculty, as appropriate.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Agreement

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Information Technology. 16.7.1 22.2.3.3.1 A Member member shall not be required to introduce information technology as a component of a course unless the technology is specifically related to the subject matter, matter or the mode of delivery of the course has been approved by the Department, Area department/unit/school or equivalent academic sub-unit, or Faculty, as appropriatefaculty and has been agreed to by the member assigned to teach the course.

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Samples: www.apuo.ca

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