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I have been teaching online classes and hybrid classes since 2000: I love teaching, and I love teaching online. I have worked hard at trying to produce a three-minute conversation for people who are skeptical, horrified, or mildly interested in praise of online teaching and learning. What I would also like to share are two articles I have published about it:

 Horn Book, May/June 2002,  p293-298. "A Particular Intensity: teaching children's literature online" GraceAnne A. DeCandido

http://www.well.com/user/ladyhawk/HBcolumn.shtml

 
“Online Teaching Is Real Teaching” On My Mind column, American Libraries October 2006 GraceAnne A. DeCandido p23. I don't have an online link for this, but I will cheerfully send a pdf file to anyone who asks.

 

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bspencer007@excite.com - I have started my catching up IP:72.43.111.4 | 2008-02-09 19:50:39
Please send this file so I may write a comment . Thank you b spencer.
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course evaluations
May 6th, 2008 / 11:07 am
I read my course evaluations today. I always try to read them with an open mind and heart. It is lovely to read that most of the students I teach love my courses, love the readings, and love the intensely interactive style of my online classes. I teach children’s and Young Adult literature in the SCILS MLIS and PDS programs, and I have been doing so as a part-time lecturer since 2000.  There are
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Teaching online: an ancient model
January 31st, 2008 / 10:57 am
One of the most profound and satisfying parts of online teaching in children’s and Young Adult literature  is how it enables so intimate a relationship between the books and the students.
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Philip Pullman at TheTimesCenter
October 30th, 2007 / 10:21 pm
Philip Pullman, author of the fabulous trilogy His Dark Materials, was interviewed tonight by Charles McGrath before an avid and eager audience about writing, about stories, and about the upcoming Golden Compass movie.
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