Building Your Hybrid Course Worksheet Name of Instructor _________Terry Watkins___________________________________________ Online Module/Learning Unit Title: Pure Competition in the Short & Long Run___ Course: ___ Principles of Economics 202_Summer 2012 TWEH_ Note: You will need to complete 2 modules/learning units for the Online Learning Committee review. Use this table to make notes for the content of one module/unit/week of your hybrid course. 1. Chapter 8 – Pure Competition in the Short Run Modular Learning Objectivesplease list the modular objectives for your unit. Discuss the four (4) basic market models Explain the importance of these models Explain how purely competitive firms maximize profits or minimize losses in the short run. 2. Chapter 9 – Pure Competition in the Long Run Course Content/Interaction What types of content will you use to present your story? (Voice over PPT, video, etc.) Learning Activities – How will the students practice what they are learning? (discussion, paper, research) Technology- What tools/ media will be used for the delivery of your course content? Assessment – How will you know the students learned the assigned items? (quiz, discussion board, presentation) Online Online Explain how the long run differs from the short run in pure competition Discuss how the entry and exit of firms affects resource flows and long-run profits and losses Discuss creative destruction and profit incentives for innovation 1. Textbook readings of Chapters 8 & 9 2. The chapters will be presented with PowerPoint. Online Online 1. Discussion board on Current Issues 2. Web-based questions on www.mcconnell19e.com 3. Research paper on a resource that may have dire consequences to the economy should that resource become increasingly scarce that encompasses module criteria 1. Moodle will be used for discussion 2. www.mcconnel19e.com will be used for interactive graphs, PowerPoint and Study Guides. 1. Students will be graded on their discussion board postings. 2. There is a self-grading quiz for each chapter. This is a study guide and may be taken multiple times. It is also open book and not timed. (There is a test on this material in the F2F portion of the class at a later date). 3. Answers to the web-based questions will be submitted Online Online Online/F2F Online Online Online Online Online Adapted from: Creating a Hybrid College Course: Instructional Design Notes and Recommendations for Beginners, G. Hensely Adapted from: Creating a Hybrid College Course: Instructional Design Notes and Recommendations for Beginners, G. Hensely