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Permalink Reply by Stephani Cuddie on June 22, 2015 at 7:21am

Hello,

My name is Stephani Cuddie, I am a program manager for several online degrees at Florida Tech. I also teach a computer literacy and research course to online and on-campus students. My true passion lies in professional development for online teaching.

I am participating in GRAPE camp as I enjoy using the MERLOT site and want to be able to give something back.

I look forward to an exciting GRAPE Camp and getting to know everyone!

Permalink Reply by Cathy Swift on June 22, 2015 at 11:41am

Welcome, Stephani.  I know the faculty development editorial board will welcome your expertise.  If you have any questions as you go through GRAPE Camp, please let me know.  You can ask questions in this forum, too.

Permalink Reply by Ida Carey on July 21, 2015 at 2:31pm

Hello Stephani,

My name is Ida looking forward to working with you in the GRAPE camp..

Permalink Reply by Lesley Farmer on July 9, 2015 at 11:10am

HI, I'm Lesley Farmer, a professor of library media at CSU Long Beach. I coordinate the librarianship program there, and serve as ASEC department chair. I am now starting to direct the CSU ICT initiative to build out the ICT MERLOT collection, and help faculty incorporate ICT into their curriculum. You can see a list of my books at Amazon and go to my low-tech UROL: www.csulb.edu/~lfarmer

Permalink Reply by Cathy Swift on July 9, 2015 at 11:25am

Hi, Lesley, and welcome.  We have a number of materials in the Library collection, so I hope you are already enjoying those.  I am also speaking at the TLA conference in Houston next April.  If you're going to be there, I hope we can connect!

Permalink Reply by Jaime Hannans on August 4, 2015 at 5:59pm

Hello,

My name is Jaime Hannans and I am a Professor in Nursing at CSU Channel Islands. I am participating asynchronously but am catching up on everything quickly! I look forward to peer-reviewing materials and getting familiar with Merlot! Great resource, and I have enjoyed the training so far.

Jaime

Permalink Reply by Cathy Swift on August 5, 2015 at 9:01am

Hi, Jaime.  Welcome.  I know Jeanne Sewell, the Editor of Health Sciences, will welcome you with open arms.  She is also a nursing professor.  If you have any questions as any time, please let me know.

Permalink Reply by Keith Feigenson on August 10, 2015 at 3:22pm

Hello,
My name is Keith Feigenson. I am a Psychology professor at Albright College in Reading, PA. I am participating asynchronously, but am keeping up with the homework. I like using Merlot and look forward to the chance to contribute. Thanks!

Permalink Reply by Cathy Swift on August 10, 2015 at 7:25pm

Welcome, Keith.  I'm glad you're able to keep up.  Our Psychology Editorial Board is very active and I know they'll appreciate having another peer reviewer.  If you have any questions, just post them here.

Permalink Reply by Dorina Tila on August 11, 2015 at 9:18am

My name is Dorina Tila, I am an Assistant Professor at Kingsborough Community College and Embry Riddle Aeronautical University.  I teach in-class and online course in Economics, both at undergraduate and graduate levels.  I used to be skeptical of online courses, but since I taught my first online course, I was very happy with it.  Now, my goal is to develop my professional skills for online teaching.

I am participating in GRAPE camp and I look forward to using the MERLOT site.

I look forward to an exciting GRAPE Camp and getting to know everyone!

Regards,

Dorina

Permalink Reply by Cathy Swift on August 11, 2015 at 10:11am

Welcome, Dorina.  I felt the same as you when I was approached about teaching online.  Ended up loving it.  And I'm excited about another peer reviewer in Economics.  We have a GREAT need.

Permalink Reply by Christina Hendricks on August 11, 2015 at 9:49am

Hi everyone, I'm Christina Hendricks, and I teach Philosophy at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, BC, Canada. I am a big fan and advocate of open educational resources, and am excited to be able to help by learning to do peer reviews. One of the things I hear a lot is that people fear that open educational resources aren't of very good quality, and having peer reviews is an important way to show which ones ARE of good quality (and that many, in fact, are so). I was out of town without internet access the first week, but am catching up.

I am particularly interested in the Philosophy working group that Cathy mentioned in the week 2 synchronous session. Cathy, can you connect me with them?

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