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		<title>Don&#8217;t Do This: Be unavailable when assignments are due</title>
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<p>I&#8217;m going to start a new category called &#8220;Don&#8217;t Do This&#8221;. Since I am a 100% distance student in my graduate program, I&#8217;m experiencing all sorts of frustration around the way classes are built and managed. This category will start collecting my thoughts (as a student) on things you should think about when designing classes so that your students don&#8217;t experience this frustration too.</p>
<p>My first Don&#8217;t Do This is: Don&#8217;t make an assignment due on Sunday, and then indicate that students must expect a 2-day delay for responses via emails or the message boards.</p>
<p>My current instructor does this. So my normal method of waiting till Saturday morning (since I work full-time) to really work on my project that is due on a Sunday morning won&#8217;t work for this class. If I have a question, I won&#8217;t get an answer in time to complete the lesson on time.</p>
<p>So, Don&#8217;t Do This!</p>
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