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Online
Education, Volume 1: Learning Effectiveness and Faculty Satisfaction (1999)
 An
anthology of Alfred P. Sloan Foundation funded case studies on learning effectiveness
and faculty satisfaction in online education at an array of universities
and colleges.
So much polemic has accompanied the evolution of higher education online,
it's useful for a change to hear directly from the practitioners. Now
from pioneer colleges and universities to implement full degree programs
online comes OnLine Education: Learning Effectiveness and Faculty Satisfaction.
14 case studies examine critical issues involved in online education--
how well people learn and how satisfied faculty are.
ONLINE EDUCATION - VOLUME 1:
LEARNING EFFECTIVENESS AND FACULTY SATISFACTION
Part I. Learning Effectiveness
Introduction, Burks Oakley II
- Student Satisfaction and Perceived Learning with On-line Courses:
Principles and Examples from the SUNY Learning Network
Eric Fredericksen, Alexandra Pickett, Peter Shea, William
Pelz, and Karen Swan
- On-line Education to Develop Complex Reasoning
Skills in Organic Chemistry
Patricia Shapley
- Educational Performance of ALN via Content Analysis
Reuven Aviv
- Working Professionals as Part-time On-line Learners
Gregory Hislop
- The University of Wisconsin-Stout Asynchronous Learning Network
Case Study Options: Using Technology to Remove Learning Barriers
Joseph Holland
- Measuring the Importance of Collaborative Learning for the Effectiveness
of ALN: A Multi-Measure, Multi-Method Approach
Starr Roxanne Hiltz, Nancy Coppola, Naomi Rotter, Murray Turoff, and
Raquel Benbunan-Fich
- Integrating ALN into an Independent Study Distance Education Program:
NVCC Case Studies
John Sener and Mary Liana Stover
Part 2: Faculty Satisfaction
Introduction, Lanny Arvan
- Faculty Satisfaction in ALNs:
A Dependent or Independent Variable
Joel Hartman, Charles Dziuban, Patsy Moskal
- Instructor Satisfaction in University of California Extension's On-line
Writing Curriculum
Mary Beth Almeda, Kathleen Rose
- Instructor Attitudes within the SCALE Efficiency Projects
Lanny Arvan, Diane Musumeci
- ALN Teaching as Routine Faculty Workload
Gregory Hislop, Michael Atwood
- Implementing a Large On-Campus ALN: Faculty Perspective
Edwin Kashy, Michael Thoennessen, Guy Albertelli II, Yihjia Tsai
- Factors Influencing Faculty Satisfaction with Asynchronous Teaching
and Learning in the SUNY Learning Network
Eric Fredericksen, Alexandra Pickett, Peter Shea, William
Pelz, and Karen Swan
- Introducing the Penn State World Campus through Certificate Programs
in Turfgrass Management and Geographic Information Systems
Alfred Turgeon, David Di Biase, Gary Miller
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