We are doing several of our courses where some of the students are at a distance [200 miles apart]. We have students in Wichita and in Kansas City, Kansas. The instructor is at one location or the other. When I taught an evaluation course this way I was able to teach from KC two times only because I had meetings that paid my way. I get no extra compensation. The person who teachs our social/behavioral theories in public health course also does it via two-way video. She was able to negotiate for a TA at the KC end whereas I was not able to negotiate for any extras. The difference is probably because her class is considered a core and mine is an elective. We have a professor in KC who is doing a maternal-child health course over the web and with videotapes. Our nursing and dental hygiene programs are moving towards all of their courses being web-based but there will be no extra compensation. Joyce Morris [EMAIL PROTECTED] Public Health Sciences Wichita State University
