[Athen] how many instructors are writing HTML for their courses?

[Kathleen Cahill]

Hi Howard,

Before the use and standardization of LMSes, professors here were going it on their own and sometimes creating their own course web pages.  But that has really changed a great deal and most are using the supported LMS on campus and not creating their own HTML.  Usually the professor’s TA or staff upload course materials most of the time.

Hope this helps,
Kathy

Kathleen Cahill
MIT Assistive Technology Information Center (ATIC)
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Subject: [Athen] how many instructors are writing HTML for their courses?

Hello All:

I'm working on putting together a syllabus for a short MOOC on inclusive instruction. One question that came up is whether faculty are creating their own HTML pages and therefore, should this topic be covered. My sense is that almost all course content is being created through LMS, Word, PPT and PDF documents and video. But I thought I'd see if anyone had a different take on this. Are there still a significant amount of instructors writing their own web pages?

Thanks,
Howard

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