Volume 5:1 - May 2001
Sheffield Lecture- Yale University, January 11, 2000, Internet Learning: Is it Real and What Does it Mean for Universities?
Testimony to the Kerrey Commission on Web-Based Education
Virtual Writing Forum with Don Murray and the National Writing Project in an Asynchronous Environment
This study evaluated the level of participation and perceptions of effectiveness and value among participants in a virtual forum interacting with one another and with Donald Murray, a noted mentor in
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Lectures on Demand in ALN: Enhancing the Online Learning Experience
It is now well known that asynchronous learning networks (ALNs) provide effective mechanisms for facilitating interaction within learning communities in which the learners are separa
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Development and Evaluation of a Framework for Creating Web-Based Learning Modules: A Pedagogical and Systems Perspective
Educational content on the Internet is rapidly increasing.
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- Cost Effectiveness
- Asynchronous Learning Networks
- Computer-Based Training Instructional Technology
- Just-In-Time Training
- Web-Based Training
A Constructivist Approach to Online Training for Online Teachers
This article examines the pedagogical role of the teacher in online education.
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Exploring Collaborative Online Learning
An investigation was carried out to determine the extent to which evidence of collaborative learning could be identified in students' textual interactions in an online learning environment.
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Stretching the Boundaries: Using ALN to Reach On-Campus Students During an Off-Campus Summer Session
In this article we study an innovative use of asynchronous learning networks (ALN) to stretch the boundaries of the traditional university campus.
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