Content tagged: Online Education
Four Pillars of Online Course Quality
Article: Wednesday, July 21st, 2010
The rapid growth of online education, coupled with instances of lax academic integrity and cases involving questionable instructional quality, has put the entire industry under the microscope. As a result, ... Read full story »
How Do Students Think Online Courses Compare?
Article: Tuesday, May 4th, 2010
In its early days web-based instruction was seen as a solution to a problem: students who were separated from campus either by geography or schedule would be able to ... Read full story »
'Managing Online Education' Study Sheds New Light on the Operations Side of Online Programs
Article: Monday, November 9th, 2009
A survey of senior campus officials responsible for managing online and distance education programs revealed some interesting findings, including almost half of the participants not knowing whether their program is ... Read full story »
Critical New Findings from the 'Managing Online Education' Study
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National Survey of Online Education Programs Provides the Inside Scoop Critical New Findings from the 'Managing Online Education' Study To date most data-gathering around online education programs has focused ... Learn more »
Tools of Engagement: Technologies and Strategies for All Learning Styles
Article: Wednesday, October 28th, 2009
How do you motivate online learners? It’s an age-old question that continues to stump online instructors as well as the managers of distance education programs trying to solve the attrition ... Read full story »
11 Strategies for Managing Your Online Courses
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Online course management tips for effective teaching and learning 11 Strategies for Managing Your Online Courses Much has been written about the challenges of teaching an online course. While not ... Learn more »
High-level Online Faculty Support for Low-level Cost
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Strategies for Ensuring a Successful Online Teaching Experience High-level Online Faculty Support for Low-level Cost If your online program is like most, you have more courses, more students, and more ... Learn more »
Usability Issues That Impact Online Learning
Article: Thursday, March 5th, 2009
Despite the benefits of online education, there are inevitable frustrations as well. The tools online learners need to use take time to master and don’t always behave in intuitive ways. ... Read full story »
Annual Survey Provides Snapshot of Online Education
Article: Tuesday, January 6th, 2009
If there’s a silver lining to the bad economy … and couldn’t we all use some good economic news about now … consider the results of an annual survey on ... Read full story »
How to Create Appropriate Online Faculty Incentive Policies
Article: Monday, December 22nd, 2008
Has the rapid expansion of online education put your institution on a collision course with faculty incentive policies? Although more and more faculty are teaching online, few colleges and universities ... Read full story »
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