Sentence examples for open syllabus from inspiring English sources

You can find the Open Syllabus Explorer here.

That is now changing -- thanks to a new online tool, the Open Syllabus Explorer, which ranks all of the books students are assigned in college, from #1 -- traditionalists can rejoice, it's Strunk & White's The Elements of Style -- on down.

Records of when they logged in, opened a syllabus, turned in homework — all of it just sitting there.

"I'm looking up words constantly," said Ms. Chase, as she peeled open a thick syllabus to give visitors a better idea of her coursework.

(I'll open source the syllabus and teaching guide later this year).

After the release of President Bernardo's statement, however, professor emeritus of history at California State University told Inside Higher Ed in an email that, although professors have the right to make their own syllabus rules as they see fit, such blanket bans on specific words or expressions "actually contradict the true spirit of open and free discussion".

Simply setting a poem as powerful as this on an exam syllabus leaves it wide open to misuse.

"For students of journalism, the syllabus is going to open a sector that they haven't really thought about," said Prof. Noirin Hayes, one of the authors from the Dublin Institute of Technology.

Writing Your Syllabus: Establish Clear Guidelines and Contingencies.

Once the syllabus stops moving around we'll open source it along with the educators guide this fall.

The DfES subsequently stated that "Intelligent design is not a recognised scientific theory; therefore, it is not included in the science curriculum," but left the way open for it to be explored in religious education in relation to different beliefs, as part of a syllabus set by a local Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education.