Peer Classroom Visitation in Distance Learning Courses Sample Clauses

The Peer Classroom Visitation in Distance Learning Courses clause establishes the right or procedure for faculty members to observe each other's online classes. Typically, this involves setting guidelines for how and when peer visits can occur, such as requiring advance notice to the instructor or specifying the purpose of the observation, like professional development or instructional improvement. The core function of this clause is to facilitate constructive feedback and the sharing of best practices among instructors, thereby enhancing the quality of distance learning courses.
Peer Classroom Visitation in Distance Learning Courses. 13.C.1. The peer evaluator, who shall have experience in distance learning, shall request permission from the individual professor being evaluated to enter their course during a specific period of time not to exceed three days. Permission to enter the course shall be given only after the evaluation has guided the peer evaluator through the course (Article 13.C.4). 13.C.2. Only the peer evaluator shall have access to the virtual classroom. 13.C.3. The peer evaluator shall not have direct online contact with students enrolled in the class. 13.C.4. The evaluatee shall guide the peer evaluator through the course by providing directions, explaining the features of the course, and exploring the course with the evaluator.
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Peer Classroom Visitation in Distance Learning Courses. The peer evaluator, who shall have experience in distance learning, shall request permission from the individual faculty member being evaluated to enter their course during a specific period of time not to exceed three days. Permission to enter the course shall be given only after the evaluate has guided the peer evaluator through the course (Article 13.C.4).
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