Times have certainly changed for high school education. Alabama, Florida and Michigan are just some of the states that now require students to take at least one online course to graduate. According to the article 10 Online Ed Trends Coming to a High School Near You,...
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How to Teach Online Classes
I'm testing doing some radio podcasts. This initial show has issues with the music in the first few seconds but it is just a test . . . Anyone interested in learning how to teach online courses may want to listen to this for helpful information though. Click on the...
How to Respond Effectively in Online Discussions
Online college students often find that they are required to answer discussion questions in class. With the popularity of texting and the lack of formality used when writing an email, many students are lacking the necessary skills to write an appropriate posting. ...
Where Future College Students Are Finding Information
This E-Expectations 2010 report is out and it includes information about college-bound student's expectations and how they are finding information about learning. It can be confusing for recent high school graduates to know which college to attend. In this report...
Ask Dr. Diane: First Time Online Student Questions
Ask Dr. Diane: This week’s question is actually a compilation of several questions my “new to online learning” students have asked this week. How much time does a student have to complete an online quiz? This varies by school and by quiz. In most of my courses,...
Ask Dr. Diane – Today’s Question About: Online College Student’s Learning Style
I am happy to answer questions about online learning, understanding personalities, careers and job changing, personal finance, and more . . . To see the list of things I write about, see the categories to the right. Today’s question: In an online-learning system,...
Top Questions New Online Students Ask
I need your help! I am developing some videos for YouTube where I will be answering some of my student’s questions. I would like to hear from those who have questions that you would like answered about online college courses. Many of my students have questions about...
Distance ed students forming college clubs online – USATODAY.com
By Steve Kolowich, Inside Higher Ed Feeling isolated as an online student? Join the club. Or rather, join a club. At a handful of institutions, students working toward degrees online are meeting outside of class via the Web. These extracurricular organizations offer...
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