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Creating a SyllabusA syllabus is an important communication tool created by a course instructor to provide an overview of the course. It should include an outline of the topics covered in the course and details such as: course objectives and goals, assignments and due dates, grading criteria, attendance policies, expectations/class rules, and professor contact information (office hours and location). At the first class meeting, you should give students a copy of the syllabus and then review it carefully with them. Remember, a well-written syllabus will answer many student questions and will set the standard for what you expect throughout the semester. “The Purpose of a Syllabus” “Creating a Course Syllabus” "The Case for Sophisticated Course Syllabi" “Twenty-First Century College Syllabi. Options for Online Communication and Interactivity” Building Your Syllabus Sample Syllabus Template Syllabus Creation with Example Template College Teaching: Getting Started, "Creating a Syllabus," pp. 6 - 13 Building a Better Syllabus Learning-Centered Syllabi Workshop Syllabus Checklist Writing a Syllabus Writing a Syllabus Suggestions for Creating a Good Syllabus Lake Land College Adjunct Faculty Handbook Syllabus Checklist (with template) Faculty Syllabus Checklist University of North Florida Faculty Syllabus Guidebook |
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