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Undergraduate students enrolled in courses that incorporate Web-based modules were surveyed to assess their satisfaction with learning in a digital instructional environment, with the goal of identifying learners’ temperaments as possible predictors of satisfaction. Read the Full Story
In the fall of 2002, Visions In Education, a charter school for home-schooled and independent-study children, opened Visions High School Academy (http://www.visions%20academy.org/), a virtual project-based high school. Read the Full Story
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We now have about 130 members in North Carolina and over 200 families in the national organization. Read the Full Story
The Secretary to the Treasury, Charita Ratwatte and ADB’s Country Director in Sri Lanka, John R. Cooney signed the agreement. Read the Full Story
This study first identifies major types of online facilitation that students requested in a web-based course. Then this study inspects whether students with different characteristics requested different types of online facilitation. Finally this study examines whether the amount of message requesting online facilitation is associated with earning achievement.Read the Full Story
The American Public University System moved its headquarters to Charles Town from Manassas, Va., last year after failing to gain regional accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. In West Virginia, colleges and universities are accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Read the Full Story
“It was hard to pay attention,” he said. “I really wasn’t learning anything — a lot of distractions.” Read the Full Story
The Expeditionary Warfare School, formerly known as the Amphibious Warfare School, and Command and Staff College seminar programs are scheduled to begin at Camp Pendleton in October, said Jeffrey R. Willis, Camp Pendleton’s regional coordinator.Read the Full Story
At a celebration to kick off the collaboration, students and faculty members heckled the speakers, insisting the computer company’s software wasn’t worthy of use or study at MIT. Read the Full Story