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Planning and Implementing a Public Health Professional Distance Learning Program

It examines the critical components in the design and implementation of distance education, including curriculum and instruction, management, facilities and finance, school support, technology services and support, student services, learning resources, and evaluation of the program.Read the Full Story

Developing a Cooperative Online Degree Programs–The Practical Mechanics.

Elementary degree. This presentation focuses on the mechanics behind the development and delivery of this unique program. Additional topics covered include: shared courses, program marketing, financial considerations, common tuition policies, drop/add procedures, and the cooperative training of online faculty. (Author/MES)Read the Full Story

Students May Take Online Classes This Summer, No Dresscode Required

But what if you could attend class in your underwear and still retain your dignity? This isn’t a fantasy but a reality made possible by online classes.Read the Full Story

Virtual dissection and physical collaboration

The case study explored is the design and use of frog and human dissection simulation software. Since socialization has traditionally played an important role in the dissection laboratory experience, yet dissection simulations do not typically incorporate any online or offline interactions, the idea of virtual dissections or other types of educational software for physical collaboration […]

American Public University System partners with Valley College

CHARLES TOWN, W.Va., April 19, 2005 — American Public University System and fellow West Virginia institution Valley College have teamed up to make it easier for students to pursue bachelor’s degrees.As part of a recent agreement, Valley College (www.valleycollege.com) graduates who earn an associate of applied science degree in business administration, either on campus or […]

Penn State World Campus Adds Live eLearning to Online Curriculum

Now one of the nation’s ten largest universities, Penn State is a recognized pioneer in online education, continuing more than a century of innovation and commitment to distance learning.Read the Full Story

New Higher Ed e-Learning Study Provides Unique “Self-Audit”

The non-profit group A-HEC (Alliance for Higher Education Competitiveness) just launched a new phase of the recently published and well received study, “Achieving Success in Internet-Supported Learning in Higher Education” (click here to visit original study page). The new phase is open to all institutions (click here to visit the new study phase page). Participation […]

Enhancing a Face-to-Face Course with Online Lectures: Instructional and Pedagogical Issues.

Technology invites experimentation but raises questions about such things as student acceptance, student use, academic performance, and what to do with class time when lectures are put online. Students appear to easily master the technology, and today software is available to help the instructor with the task.Read the Full Story

Cardean Learning Group Makes Key Appointments to Executive Team

CHICAGO, April 11 /PRNewswire/ — Cardean Learning Group LLC, the Chicago- based online education company, has named three seasoned corporate executives to its executive leadership team. The three join the company in key management roles to further strengthen Cardean Learning Group’s role as a leading developer of online degree programs for working adults.Read the Full […]

Do Instructor-Provided On-Line Notes Facilitate Student Learning

To test the efficacy of instructor-provided notes, 74 students studied lecture material under one of four conditions, in groups of 4 or 5 students.Read the Full Story