Thomas Coyne

I have also relied on the Internet and teach a Journalism class.  So I am able to keep students current by employing information from Twitter, Facebook, Zaba and LinkedIn to show them how quickly and easily reporters can now access vital information.  But it's also a good reminder of how important it is for them to be educated about privacy regarding their own Social Networking pages.

I agree.  While our school has declined in its enrollment over the last few years, I've actually seen it as a positive.  My lecture classes are smaller and more intimate, which I think has helped to create more of a "hands-on" feeling.  Plus I get to know each student and their needs more specifically.

I just completed the class myself.  I found the information helpful because management and preparation are so vital to success in the classroom.  I remember sitting in on cross-training sessions and always feeling like my credibility was enhanced by watching others teach tghe same material.

Thanks, Dr. Sealey.  Although I've been teaching for a number of years, I'd like to take the more introductory courses too, because it can be so helpful in planning curriculum and looking at it through the eyes of a new instructor.