Schools, from K12 to universities, rushed online after March 13, 2020. Sadly, the COVID-19 coronavirus and poor online education pedagogy and design went hand-in-hand thanks…
Poet Ponders the Digital
Tag: colleges
There are colleges and universities moving towards 120-semester-unit bachelor’s degrees, down from 132 or more in many cases. Others are seeking ways to offer “accelerated”…
While I am a proponent of online education, some “market realities” are starting to concern me. Education is unlike most products in several ways, but…
At the university where I teach we are engaged in a debate familiar to online educators: which delivery methods will we embrace and why? When…
As I prepare to assume the role of coordinator of an online (and traditional) degree program, I have been thinking about my ideal educational model.…
When I have attended meetings or conferences and the topic was online courses, a great deal of attention is paid to the “target audience” for…
Visalia Direct: Virtual Valley September 2007 Issue August 11, 2007 Schools Going Online Maybe you remember “forgetting” to give a report card to your parents…