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Faculty Resources

Faculty Resources

Helpful information and links for current and prospective Online faculty.

Faculty Handbook: Teaching and Learning Using Web-based Technology at Oakton Community College

Course Maintenance Tips

WebCT Action Request Form

WebCT Links

4.0 Information

Interactive demo (Flash) of new WebCT 4.0 features

(Scroll down and click on "View demo: Easy course design with wizards.")

Faculty Guide: Getting Started with 4.0 

(Note that this guide is designed to be used with an empty WebCT class which they refer to as "Introduction to Internet Communication," but you can substitute any empty class.)

Brief Overview of New Features in WebCT 4.0

Detailed Overview of New Features in WebCT 4.0

WebCT v. 4.0 Student Guide (for Oakton)

General information

Hyewon Kim's WebCT Tips and Tricks

WebCT Home Page

Earlier versions of WebCT

Flash Interactive Intro to WebCT 3.x)

Getting Started With WebCT - For Faculty

WebCT v. 3.8 Student Guide (for Oakton)

WebCT v. 3.7 Student Guide (for Oakton)

WebCT v. 2.x Global ID/Password Guide (for Oakton)

Faculty Profile

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Returning the Favor
During his early academic career, Paul Johnson was unmotivated and lacked direction. However, he developed a passion for psychology at Oakton. Now he wears two hats at the College as a Professor of Student Development and Professor of Psychology.

IMPORTANT DATES
Full Academic Calendar


Wednesday, November 11
Veterans' Day holiday, College closed


Monday, November 16
Registration opens for Spring 2010 Semester


Thursday and Friday,
November 26, 27
Thanksgiving Recess, College closed


Saturday and Sunday,
November 28, 29
Thanksgiving Recess, no classes, College open (most offices closed)


Tuesday and Wednesday,
December 15, 16
Evaluation Days
Two days to be used for instruction or final student evaluations or culminating course activities.  Classes not scheduled to meet on these days and classes which do not meet for the duration of the semester will ordinarily use the last class session(s) for instruction or final student evaluations or culminating course activities.


Wednesday
December 16
Last day of Student Attendance

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