FAQs - NJPEP_PDonline
| NJPEP_PDonline is a Professional Development Opportunity for New Jersey Educators. |
| NJPEP_PDonline expands the current offerings of the New Jersey Professional Education Port (NJPEP) by providing New Jersey educators online courses that may count towards professional development hours. Email NJPEP_PDonline (PDonline@doe.state.nj.us) for more information and course sessions - or request that we add a course! |
Becoming an online instructor |
Becoming a workshop/course participant |
How can you instruct an online course? |
What online courses are offered? Click the following link for course offerings and sessions. |
| How much does it cost to take an online instruction course? NJPEP_PDonline has obtained funding to offer online courses at NO COST to educators. | How much does it cost to take an online course? NJPEP_PDonline has obtained funding to offer online courses at NO COST to educators. |
| Is there an outline/syllabus for the online instruction course? Yes! Syllabus. Course Criteria | How many courses can I register for? Registration is limited to one course per applicant on a first-come, first-served basis. |
| How long is an online course? About 5 weeks | How long is an online course? About 5 weeks |
| Do I get paid to instruct an online course? Yes, currently $900/1 graduate credit or 15 PDH per course | How many PD hours do I get for an online course? Currently, courses are 15 PDH |
| How many participants will I have in an online course? Between 20-25 students | Do I get a certificate for online courses? Yes, after assignments and course work have been completed satisfactorily. |
| Do I need special technology to teach online courses? A relatively up-to-date computer with Internet access is sufficient. A broadband (DSL or cable) is best. You can teach the course from anywhere in the world! See technical specifications for additional information. |
Do I need special technology for online courses? A relatively up-to-date computer with Internet access is sufficient. A broadband (DSL or cable) is best. You can teach the course from anywhere in the world! |
