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"Issues
in Sport" Courseware
- Issues
in Sport courseware is designed as an integrated learning system
consisting of:
- (1)
26 half-hour video programs
from the sports and Society Series (VHS or DVD)
- (2)
5 hours of tutorials and special topics (DVD)
- (3)
Source Book
- (4)
Study Guide
- (5)
Turnkey or customizable Blackboard web
site
complete with automatically graded weekly quizzes and final exam,
automatically graded web activities and web quests. (Will also work
with you to integrate with your CMS.)
- One
of the best features of the Issues in Sport teleweb course is its flexibility.
- Issues
in Sport has been used as: a traditional on-site course with web
support, an internet course with DVD and video support, and a
telecourse with web support. A sample syllabus for the course as a
telecourse with web support can be viewed by clicking
here.
- Issues
in Sport lends itself to several disciplines and has been adopted
for use by various departments, including but not limited to:
philosophy, sociology, physical education, journalism, and
interdisciplinary studies.
- Issues
in Sport also adapts well to use at all college levels. Instructors
have tailored it for use as: 1) a sophomore level introductory/survey
course, 2) a senior level capstone course, and 3) a graduate level course.
- While
designed to be used as a complete set, individual programs with or
without accompanying materials are also available to enhance
classroom and workshop instruction.
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- Required
student materials depend on the chosen course structure and
student's needs. Click here
to view prices of course materials for students.
- Fees
to colleges and universities are $15/student and $500 per semester.
This includes all broadcast telecourse and institutional web
materials. It does not include student course materials such as books
and individual video requirements.
- Please
Note: This site is currently under construction; some links
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not be active at this time. Most recent update - April, 2003.
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2003 Philosophy Lab Corporation
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