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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 19.0246  Tuesday, 29 April 2008

From:		James Fitzmaurice <JIM.FITZMAURICE@NAU.EDU>
Date:		Tuesday, 29 Apr 2008 10:26:51 -0700
Subject:	Job Teaching Shakespeare PT Online

Northern Arizona University is looking for an ABD or PhD to teach a 
junior-level Shakespeare class on the web. I built the class some five 
years ago and have taught it on a regular basis. The new person could 
adapt my content and assessment structure as needed. The students are 
generally rural but well motivated and intelligent. The weak ones 
usually drop in the first week or simply do not elect to take the class. 
I have enjoyed teaching the course. A brief case study detailing my 
experiences with teaching Shakespeare on the web (both graduate and 
undergraduate) will appear before very long (I hope) from MLA in a 
volume edited by Ian Lancashire.

Please reply to me off list.

Professor James Fitzmaurice
jim.fitzmaurice@nau.edu

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