CEL COURSE REQUEST UPDATE!!!!
To request a course through the Center for Extended Learning, please print off and complete this Course Request Form, route it for the required signatures, and send it to the CEL, Box 4. We will NOT set up a course for any semester until we receive the signed form for the course.
Bemidji State University has become widely recognized across the region as a leader in providing quality online courses and programs. If you want to keep up to date with developments in online learning, visit eLearning Support for assistance.
Check out the other links for additional information and support available to faculty. Also, watch the faculty/staff listserv for CEL-sponsored informational meetings as well as workshop schedules.
The Misc. Course Operating Guidelines have been updated - the new guidelines will become effective fall semester 2012. The guidelines are intended to promote high quality learning opportunities for students consistent with the University mission and to ensure fairness for faculty.
Visit eLearning Support for details on the available training and technical support that eLearning Support offers if you are interested in learning more about developing and teaching online courses.
eLearning Support also will help you with course maintenance once you have your course developed and can assist you with multimedia creation when you are ready for the next step.
Information Technology Services is available to assist you in a variety of technology service areas, including email and web server accounts, workshops and training sessions as well as assistance with software and hardware use and purchasing. Check out the Information Technology Services website to learn more about the services provided to faculty and staff.
The Center for Professional Development enhances faculty development and fosters a creative climate of teaching and learning at Bemidji State University. Staffed and directed by faculty members, the Center, established in the fall of 1986, addresses a wide variety of professional development needs. From their website, you will find links to course evaluations, a resource library and other online teaching and learning resources.
The purpose of the BSU Faculty Handbook is to provide you with a quick reference for information which may not otherwise be easily available. This manual is published by the Office of Academic and Student Affairs and the Center for Professional Development at Bemidji State University.
The Records Office has provided information on how to access class lists and how to enter grades on the Web, as well as other basic information about the ISRS Web features.