COHD 6315 Human Development. Human development is the study of how we change over time and usually covers from conception to death, however, this course will concentrate on human development from conception to adolescence. Growth and development through this course will examine physical, social, cognitive, and neurological development. Although this course is offered in psychology, this is a very interdisciplinary course. Psychologists, nutritionist, sociologists, anthropologists, educators, and health care professionals all contribute to our knowledge of life span.
Adjunct Instructor Hardin Simmons University
CSCI 1303 Introduction to Computer Applications. An introduction to information technology, information systems, and the role of information within society. The course provides an overview of each of the five major areas of information technology (word processing, spreadsheets, database, presentation, Internet research); integrates the five areas, enabling students to use the technology to produce desired outputs for research, education, business, and cultural purposes; and uses spreadsheet and database programs for problem analysis. Work in Computer Lab required. The course may be waived, in those degree programs that require it, for students achieving a satisfactory score on a computer proficiency test administered by the Kelley College of Business. This course fulfills the university technological competency requirement. Fall, Spring.
Instructor McMurry University
ACAD 1100 – Freshman Seminar – McMurry 101 Required for all first-time, full-time freshmen. McMurry 101 is a freshman seminar course that emphasizes skills, experiences, and relationships necessary for college success. Sessions will focus on academic skills, time management, career development, and project production. Class work will be augmented by participation in out-of-class academic and personal development activities.
Course Developer and Instructor McMurry University
McMurry Online Readiness Course – (MORC) – online course developed for faculty to complete before certified to teach online courses. Course is designed to introduce instructors with quality matters, course makeover, design, pedagogy, activities, assessments, student engagement, legal and evaluations within the online learning environment.
Developer and Instructor
McMurry University
Using Gradebook in Moodle – (classroom and online)
Moodle Basics (classroom and online)
Using ISpring Presenter to create online lectures (classroom and online)
Using Workshop in Moodle (classroom and online)
Using Discussions in Moodle (classroom and online)
Nefsis Video Conferencing Basics (classroom and online)
Using Rubrics to Grade Student Assignments in Moodle (classroom and online)
Creating Quizzes in Moodle (classroom and online)
Importing Test Questions from Test Bank into Moodle (classroom and online)
Understanding Quality Matters for Online Courses (classroom)
Developer and Instructor Abilene Independent School District
Microsoft Word Certification Course (classroom and online)
Microsoft PowerPoint Certification Course (classroom and online)
Microsoft Excel Certification Course (classroom and online)
Developer and Instructor Abilene Independent School District
Microsoft Word (Introduction, Intermediate and Advanced) (classroom and online)
Microsoft Excel (Introduction, Intermediate and Advanced) (classroom and online)
Microsoft PowerPoint (Introduction, Intermediate and Advanced) (classroom and online)
Microsoft Access (Introduction, Intermediate and Advanced) (classroom and online)
Microsoft Word (Introduction, Intermediate and Advanced) (classroom and online)
Microsoft Certification in Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access (classroom and online)
Adobe Acrobat Professional Basics (classroom and online)
Microsoft Movie Maker (classroom and online)
Designing Website using Macromedia Dreamweaver (classroom and online)
Adobe Fireworks Basics (classroom)
Using Digital Cameras in the Classroom (classroom)
Intel Teach to the Future Program (classroom)
Microsoft Picture Manager (classroom)
Using Excel for Gradebook (classroom and online)
Scan Form into Word and Type on Form; Create Form in Word (classroom)
Microsoft Mail Merge in Word (classroom and online)
