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iMOOC102：如何学习美国大学的在线课程

10 個評分

The State University of New York

iMOOC102：如何学习美国大学的在线课程

10 個評分

This competency-based, skill-building course will help non-U.S. students, first generation immigrants and foreign-born professionals better understand and master American e-Learning, as well as other U.S. virtual environments, for college and career success. To excel in American online learning and work environments, international students and foreign-born professionals need to know how American universities and companies use the Internet to organize study and work, develop and execute projects, communicate ideas, collaborate, and solve organizational and technical problems. By taking this course, you will learn how to enhance your cultural knowledge and assess potential skill gaps that may hinder your online experience or negatively impact your performance in U.S. virtual work environments. Throughout the course you will systematically review competencies required for online work, come to better understand common barriers for non-native students and professionals, learn how to detect and overcome competency gaps, and develop plans for self-improvement. We hope that you will enjoy the course and invite you to share your own experiences with other students.

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International learners in U.S. online education

In this introductory module, we explain why many international online learners and foreign-born professionals experience problems in American e-learning environments and how they can use a competency-based approach to overcome barriers and become fully proficient for college and career success. Your instructors for this week are Dr. Valeri Chukhlomin, Dr. Dana Gliserman-Kopans, Dr. Michele Forte, and Amy Giaculli. Guest lecturers are Prof. Xenia Coulter and Lorette Pellettiere Calix.

Alex: What do you want to know about the online classroom in the U.S.?3:43

Classroom navigation8:02

Getting help2:07

Student information center1:04

Student services4:06

Disability services1:57

The U.S. academic system5:19

Academic qualifications and degrees8:56

Bonus lecture: The philosophy of American education7:31

Bonus lecture: The methodology of American education8:43

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Dr. Valeri Chukhlomin
Professor
SUNY Empire State College
Dr. Anant Deshpande
Associate Professor
SUNY Empire State College
Dr. Tonka Jokelova
Coordinator of Curriculum and Instructional Design
SUNY Empire State College
Amy Giaculli
Assessment Specialist
SUNY Empire State College
Dr. Bidhan Chandra
Professor
Business, Management & Economics
Dr. Michele Forte
Assistant Professor, SUNY Empire State College
Community and Human Services
Dr. Dana Gliserman Kopans
Associate Professor
Literary and Cultural Studies

Hello.

I'm Amy Giaculli, Coordinator of Student Services at SUNY Empire State College.

As an online student, it is important to be aware of the numerous resources

that are available to help you be successful in your studies.

These resources are not always academic in nature, and

often include things such as, career resources, counseling services,

and opportunities to engage with other learners, both virtually and in person.

These services fall under an umbrella known as student services.

Let's take a look at a student services website,

to get an idea of the types of services that are available to online students.

First thing my eyes are drawn to as we access the page, is Talk One-2-One.

Talk One-2-One is a counseling service that is available to

students 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The counseling service will offer support for any number

of problems that may be challenging a student's health or well-being.

It is common for colleges to offer some sort of counseling service

to their students as part of their tuition.

Next we see disability services.

The mission of the disability services office, is to provide all students with

disabilities and equal opportunity for success in their college experience.

Students that have a disability, no matter what kind of disability it is,

are encouraged to declare the disability with the college.

All students that declare disability become eligible for

reasonable accommodations.

The next link that we see on the page

brings us to the college policies and procedures.

It is always important to familiarize yourself with college policies,

as it is an expectation that students adhere to them.

Some important policies to familiarize yourself with include student conduct and

academic integrity.

Under health and wellness, we see a series of links that have to do with health and

wellness related services.

When we click on the health and wellness link,

we see a listing of all the services that are provided to our students,

that fall under the health and wellness category.

These services include Student Health 101,

which is a monthly online health magazine for students.

The student wellness assistance program, Talk One-2-One,

which is the counseling service that we talked about earlier in this video,

we also see information about supplemental benefits, health insurance programs, and

health and wellness programming.

Next is student engagement.

Student engagement has become an important topic in the world of eLearning.

Even online colleges provide their students with opportunities to engage

with each other and with the college community.

These activities, events, student clubs and

competitions, like the student art competition, for example, are designed in

such a way that students can participate both in person, and online.

Another service that most colleges provide to their students,

is a student-run publication or newsletter.

At SUNY Empire State College, we have the Student Connection.

The Student Connection is comprised of a student editor and student writers.

The newsletter contains current news, a creative corner where students can

publish their poetry and other creative works.

And a social corner that contains information about events and

activities that are going on around the college.

Most online colleges also offer a number of career resources.

Career resources are important for

students as they work to reach their educational and career goals.

Common career resources available to students include, resources

to help students develop their resume, resources to help students prepare for

a job interview, portfolio and e-portfolio resources, and an online alumni

community where students can interact with alumni about career-related issues.

It's also common to find student consumer information under the student

services umbrella.

Student consumer information typically provides information about the college

to students, in accordance with federal regulations.

This information includes cost and financial aid information, campus

security, institutional accreditation, disability services and graduation rate.

All of this information is important for

a student to know as they research their options for higher education in America.

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