This column offers solutions with which I disagree, but it is thought-provoking. The Fiscal Cliff for Higher Education – Next – The Chronicle of Higher…
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Tag: higher education
Should a university use data-mining techniques to shape courses? College Degrees, Designed by the Numbers – Technology – The Chronicle of Higher Education College administrators,…
What does it mean to “teach” an online course? This question might be the most serious question facing colleges and universities as they migrate more…
Is it a MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) if there is a fee for credits? What should such fees be? UW to offer fee-based courses…
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 the second week of courses ends at my university, and I have prepared for the third, I finally have a bit of time for…
I’m taking a short break from designing my Blackboard shells for both an on-campus and online course because I’m exhausted. Don’t let anyone try to…
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.…
I have argued that online courses are not equivalent to traditional spaces and often are more of a barrier than an accommodation for students with…