I am preparing a jQuery course for the January session. The course will use Rebecca Murphy's open source ebook "jQuery Fundamentals" and using collaborative tools such as jsfiddler for demos and code sharing, weekly video lessons, and some type of live podcasting tool such as TalkShoe (participate via dial in or client software). Rather than extensively covering every aspect of the jQuery API and plugins, the course will have a emphasis on learning jQuery in a participatory environment using tools such as jsfiddler, firebug to aid the learning process.