Saturday, January 13, 2018

About Me

I am an assistant professor at Lynchburg College. I will be on sabbatical next year (2018-19), and my intended project involves writing a few chapters for an upper-level OER textbook for Genetics. Ultimately, I'm hoping to make some connections and establish some professional relationships that could potentially lead to creation of a whole OER genetics text.  In the meantime, I imagine these chapters might supplement a traditional genetics text. 

There is a lot I need to know about starting this process, so I am very much looking forward to this cMOOC.

4 comments:

  1. Hi Christine, welcome to OpenLeanring '18! It sounds like this is a very timely course for your upcoming project, which sounds really exciting!

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  2. I'm going to try again. Now that I am actually on sabbatical I might actually have time to participate in the cMOOC.

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  3. Hi Christine,

    Welcome back for another round of Open Learning! How has the OER project been going?

    Sue

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    1. It's progressing slower than I originally thought, but I'm learning a lot! I think this cMOOC is very timely, now that I'm in the midst of my project.

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