We are the Program for Online Teaching, a group of volunteer faculty helping other faculty teach better online.

Our focus is on pedagogy as the guiding force for using technologies for teaching.

Many of us are from MiraCosta College in Oceanside, California. MiraCostans may access the Teaching/Technology Innovations Center for technical help, resources, news and more.

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The POT Network

  • POT Diigo group
    (see tutorial on how to save bookmarks)
  • POT Facebook group
  • POT Vimeo Channel (workshops)
  • POT YouTube Channel
  • Twittter (please use hashtag #potcomm)

Social Justice and Online Learning

Jim Sullivan presents at the Program for Online Teaching “Teaching with Technology” MiniConference in August 2010. Teaching online involves broad questions of class, culture, and technology, and what responsibilities educators have to help students from marginalized groups empower themselves in a rapidly emerging world of online technologies. (50 minutes)

Social Justice and Online Learning from […]

Saving a bookmark in Diigo for students to access

Quick demonstration of tagging a webpage as you save it in Diigo for students to access.

Bookmarking in Diigo from Program for Online Teaching on Vimeo.

Beginners Workshop in 5 Minutes

An interpretive film of our Beginners Workshop (also known as “Where the Hell Do I Start?”), an all-day event on 20 January 2011. Here we present our method for starting out with pedagogy and taking control of the technology to teach the way you want.

Beginners Workshop from Program for Online Teaching on Vimeo.

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Test Time Exemption in Moodle

How to set Moodle to allow certain students more time on tests.

Test Time Limit Exemption in Moodle from Program for Online Teaching on Vimeo.

POT Newsletter #33 (Summer 2011)

Program for Online Teaching Newsletter #33

June 2011 — Summer Edition http://mccpot.org/wp

POT has a Facebook group

Join the POT community and share your online teaching ideas and challenges at our new group in Facebook.

More samples of how faculty teach their online classes

We have several short tutorials at the POT site where […]

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