…they work together to compare—and share—their interpretations. They are more likely to come to class prepared to engage the reading, as they know that they might be called upon at…
…the competition is between classroom and online institutions but rather more competition among traditional classroom-based institutions and competition among online institutions. However, there is a secular trend toward more online…
…Instruction Enhancement Committee and the Personnel Committee held a joint meeting to discuss peer review. “This was an example where because of the culture that exists around the Instruction Enhancement…
…commitment — an enthusiastic involvement in their own learning and the learning of others. Students and teachers engage in an exploration of ideas. In these classrooms, questions are valued more…
…says Robert Cipriano, professor and chair of the Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies at Southern Connecticut State University. Cipriano has conducted research and written extensively on the topic of…
…more than one course, and/or for more than one school. Keep generic postings to a minimum. The generic posting is easy but offers nothing specific to the course and does…
…or better than the traditional classroom and 91 percent would take another online course. Thompson attributes much of this positive feedback to his role as instructor and offers the following…
…an automatic one-course grade deduction. “I do that primarily because really bad group experiences and failure to participate in the online environment just decimate the sense of community we’ve worked…
