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Sep 3, 2008
Also, what training do I need to be a online instructor?
marjoryt
In the college setting, an advertised job is close to being filled. Don't wait for an advertised position - submit applications anyway. 1. Look for local institutions that offer online courses. As an inexperienced instructor, you're going to need mentoring AND more direction. Do you really want to travel 3 hours for a 2 hour workshop? 2. Take a ver...See More
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