Teachers+Team&nbsp;10+Rules

Anyone have any ideas for the team name, 10 rules, and flag?

Ok, I'll play. Rules? (I think some of these probably go without saying, but we need to have 10, right?)


 * 1) New guidelines can be added at any time, but no less than 10 can exist at any time.
 * 2) Treat all WUE students as we would our own
 * 3) Establish a set number of SL office hours each week when we might be available to any WUE student
 * 4) Check the wiki every day (this is what we would like of our students, yes?)
 * 5) Model a level of engagement we would like to see from our students.
 * 6) Respond within 24 hours to specific requests via e-mail (I think this one was already mentioned somewhere.)
 * 7) Acknowledge the importance of a degree of flexibility in an experiment of this nature.
 * 8) Demonstrate a willingness to take risks.(Like trying to come up with 10 rules when you can really only think of 3 or 4.)
 * 9) Participate in regular faculty meetings. (I'm not sure if we will continue to meet every week, so far it looks like it.)
 * 10) Value the diversity of teaching styles, disciplinary knowledge, SL expertise, cultural context, and so on as a strength of our collaboration.
 * 11) Remember to take pleasure in what will likely prove to be a unique learning experience for all of us.
 * 12) All team members must wear the correct tag when working on the project.

I guess you can tell I'm not really a rules kinda guy, huh?--Alex Asylum

These look great, Alex! I would add that we should agree to wear our correct tags when we are available to students.

Works for me! But if we add Desi`s suggestion then we should remove one from above. - Elmo

Can one of our rules be that we can add extra rules? - Beth

That`s funny! Sure. I guess that dovetalis with #6 flexibility. As long as we hit at least 10, I suppose we are setting a good example. -Elmo