QM+1+-+Course+Examples

Course Overview and Introduction
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 * Note:** The course examples used in this resource are available for Xavier faculty to review. Email Janice Florent if you would like to have access to the Blackboard sample courses.

**Example 1**
This is a Start Here page from a sample Introduction to Psychology online course.


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Example 2
This is a Getting Started page from a sample Introduction to Oceanography online course.


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Example 3
This is the Course Overview page from the sample Introduction to Oceanography online course. Notice there is a course link (shortcut to an item, tool, or area in the course for quick access to relevant materials) to this page from the Getting Started page as shown in example 2.


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Example 4
The welcome message in this Introduction to Oceanography online course is on the Home Page. The students will see the welcome which then directs them to the Getting Started page. Having the Home Page as the course entry point can be helpful if you post a lot of announcements as the announcements module will be one of the first things the students see when they enter the course.


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Example 5
The tips for maximum performance section of the Start Here page in this Comparative Religions online course gives students an idea of the amount of time they should expect to spend working in the course.


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Example 6
Students are required to introduce themselves in this Comparative Religions online course.


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Example 7
In this Introduction to Psychology online course students are asked to introduce themselves as a part of their first class discussion blog post.


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