Higher Education
Asynchronous Learning Networks for Knowledge Workforce Learning
Improved workforce learning is imperative for individual knowledge workers, for companies that depend on knowledge workers, and for the U.S. economy.
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Connecting Graduate Students to Virtual Guests Through Asynchronous Discussions- Analysis of an Experience
Information technologies provide unique opportunities for higher education faculty to rethink the resources that are available to re-envision their pedagogical techniques.
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The Post-Secondary Networked Classroom: Renewal of Teaching Practices and Social Interaction
The application and use of telelearning technologies in post-secondary education is evolving from peripheral activities to central approaches.
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- Collaborative learning
- communicative interaction
- Higher Education
- Networked classroom
- Online Learning
- Pedagogy
An Examination of Sense of Classroom Community and Learning Among African American and Caucasian Graduate Students
Higher education administrators and faculty members seek ways in which to advance student learning in online courses, and student affairs professionals seek ways to promote a sense of belonging and co
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Institutional Policy for ALN
For the past five years, Stanford has been involved in developing the capability to offer courses to remote learners over the Internet.
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