Specifics of Course Management System Benefits for New University Faculty
- Gavin Porter
Abstract
A comparison of courses that do or do not utilize a Course Management System (CMS) was undertaken from thestandpoint of a new faculty member. Seven distinct advantages were found with CMS implementation including
initial tutorial group set-ups, email communication, sharing of student generated products, sharing of
instructor-generated products, collection of assignments, delivery of graded assignments, and plagiarism checks.
CMS training that precedes the start of a course is recommended for new teaching staff, particularly for large
courses of greater than 100 students, where CMS implementation has substantial benefits.
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- DOI:10.5539/hes.v1n2p2
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