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A quick guide to our online Teaching, learning and assessment short course 2015
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A quick guide to our online Teaching, learning and
assessment short course2015
Login and general course
navigation problems?
Mr Dumisani SotshantshaOnline Course Administrator Tel: 021 650 5426Email: [email protected]
I can help you
Struggling to find your way in
Vula?
Mr Sinethemba MandyoliIT Education Support AdministratorTel: 021 406 6669Email: [email protected]
I can help you
We are here to help you
Course content and course
information?
Ms Lunelle Pienaar Course Convenor Tel: 021 650 6827Email: [email protected]
We can help you Ass Prof. Francois CillersTel: 021 650 6694Email: [email protected]
Mr Gregory DoyleE-Learning Manager Tel: 021 650 6507Email: [email protected]
Course Design I can help you
Mrs Nicole WithersInstructional DesignerTel: 021 650 7774Email: [email protected]
Our website is best viewed in Mozilla firefox. You may download the
latest version of the browser here:
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new
/
Preferred browser
http://vula.uct.ac.za
Type or copy and paste this link in address bar
We can be found in VULA, UCT’s learning management system
Where will you find us?
Before the course start check your email inbox (can’t find the email
check your junk or spam folder)
If you are a first time VULA user
Do you login with a UCT staff number or student number?(click UCT Login)
Login here
VULA Login
Do you login with a non-UCT email address? (click Guest Login)
Login here
Welcome to our course
TLA 2015
Dates
• Module 1 – Evidence Based Teaching 05 March – 17 April 2015
• Module 2 – Assessment of Student Learning
27 July – 28 August 2015
Venue
Module 1• Contact Session: 05 March 2015• Time : 14h00 to 16h00
Public Holidays
• 03 April 2015 - Good Friday • 06 April 2015 - Family Day • 10 August 2015 - National
Women’s Day
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On Line EtiquetteAvoid language that may come across as
strong or offensive
Although the language of the internet is‘fairly new‘, some aspects are becoming conventional. Avoid
overusing emoticons and do not write in capital letters, it will appear
you are shouting
An on line class room is still a class room. Respect to fellow classmates and
facilitators are as important as ever.
Review, review and then send. There is no taking back a comment that has
already been sent
Language can be easily misinterpreted in written communication, sarcasm
and humor.
Some tips… about communication in the virtual environment
In the course we may ask you to Create a BLOG. You will find a link directly in the webpage, once you click on the link it will take you
to the blog in VULA.
When you are done and ready to share
your comments click on Publish Entry
e.g.
