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Upgrading Your Online Syllabus

Credit: iStock.com/Zhanna Hapanovich
Credit: iStock.com/Zhanna Hapanovich
Technology has allowed online educators to upgrade their teaching material from pages of text to media formats with images, videos, and interactions. But the syllabus generally remains a text-only document. Now some educators are working to bring the syllabus in line with the rest of online educational content by making it more media rich and interactive.

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