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Marshall University Online encourages all faculty to use MUOnLine as a supplement to a traditional class especially as a locale for copyright protected materials, sensitive student data, and official MU communication regarding course materials between and among students. To get started, please visit our Course Request page.

MUOnLine gives you a number of different options such as e-mail, discussion boards, journals or blogs, virtual classrooms, rubrics, outcomes assessment tools, audio and video capabilities with Wimba, and real time Chat within or among courses using MUOnLine’s chat tool or Pronto.

MUOnLine suggests that you use the same evaluation methods for assignments and projects as you would for out of class assignments that your students submit to a traditional class. Some online instructors also require the use of proctors for assignments or assessments.

The Faculty Development Committee for Online and Multimedia Instruction coordinates a variety of professional development services for online instructors. Services include MUOnLine workshops and opportunities for one-on-one technical help. Visit Faculty Support for more information.

Copyright law applies not just to print but also to audio, video, images, as well as text found on the Internet and the Web. You can avoid copyright violations and legally use copyrighted materials by reading our information on Copyright Basics.

Yes! But Marshall University would have to ensure beforehand that qualified instructors are available to teach it. The relevant terms of MU BOG IT – 5 would also apply.