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Allan,
Barbara; Comfort,
Confidence and Confidentiality: The Experiences of Two e-Learners
Anderson,
Cathy; Survey
of Online Student Services
Axmann,
Mandi; To
Chat or to Chatter: Making Online Sense of the Chat Room Environment
Baker,
Sam; Everything
We Wanted to Tell Our Online Professors
Bliss,
Anne; Problems and Solutions: Teaching with a Mobile Wireless
Lab
Bock,
Laura; Working Effectively
in Online Groups: Tools and Techniques
Boozer,
Chris; Online
Learning Communities: A Model for Applying Tuckman’s Theory
of Group Development to the Design and Facilitation of Online Courses
Brand,
Garret A.; Virtual
Tutor, Real Student -- Mrs. Cleaver Enters the Computer Age
Brewer,
Mary Ann; Everything
We Wanted to Tell Our Online Professors
Brooks,
Claire; Australia
Online
Brooks,
Ann; Facilitating
Learning through the Development of Online Communities
Brophy,
James; The Use of a Course Management System in the Light
of the Technology Acceptance Model: A Student Perspective
Buell,
Deborah; The
Three R's of Learning Management Systems: The Rhetoric, Research
and Reality
Burger,
Angela S.; Connecting
the Dots: Generating Student Learning and Community in Online Courses
Calongne,
Cynthia; To
Chat or to Chatter: Making Online Sense of the Chat Room Environment
Cessar,
Jocelyn; Online
Learning Communities: A Model for Applying Tuckman’s Theory
of Group Development to the Design and Facilitation of Online Courses
Chen, Yaodong; Student Perspectives
on Participating in Webheads, a Community of Online Language Learners
and Teachers
Ciano,
Linda;Special
Considerations When Teaching Non-Native English Speakers in an
Online Environment
Clayton,
Sonia; The
Three R's of Learning Management Systems: The Rhetoric, Research
and Reality
Cleaver,
Cynthia; Virtual
Tutor, Real Student -- Mrs. Cleaver Enters the Computer Age
Collin,
Herve; Online
Program Assessment and Student Evaluation of Instruction in a Distance
Associate of Arts degree: The Development of an Online Automated
Assessment and Survey Tool
Corbett,
Rod; Implementing
Activity-Based e-Learning
Corbett,
Rod; Using Games and Simulations to Enhance eLearning
Cornell,
Richard; A
Qualitative Inquiry of Instructional Technology's Impact on Asian
Pedagogical Symbiosis: A Reconciled Solution?
Correia,
Bonnie; Online
Learning Communities: A Model for Applying Tuckman’s Theory
of Group Development to the Design and Facilitation of Online Courses
Cox,
Dawn; To
Chat or to Chatter: Making Online Sense of the Chat Room Environment
Dennen,
Vanessa Paz; Working Effectively in Online Groups: Tools
and Techniques
Dennen,
Vanessa Paz; Dialogues and Deadlines: Managing Asynchronous
Discussion
Dereshiwsky,
Mary I.; Mirror,
Mirror on the Wall: A Replication Study of Student Perceptions
Regarding Motivating and Inhibiting Factors in Distance Learning
Diotalevi,
Robert N.; The
TEACH Act: Copyrighting the Digital Classroom
Downing,
Sherri; Managing an Online Program: From Students to Faculty,
the Lessons Learned
Dudley,
Joe; Electronic Literacy in the Freshman Composition Classroom
Duvall,
Annette; Facilitating
Learning through the Development of Online Communities
Eichelberger,
Lori; Information in Cyberspace: Web-based instruction
for Web-based information
Ellwood,
Taylor; Electronic Literacy in the Freshman Composition
Classroom
Engle,
Jan; Online Learning
Communities: A Model for Applying Tuckman’s Theory of Group
Development to the Design and Facilitation of Online Courses
Fitzsimmons,
John; Authentic Learning and Hybridity
Foster-Turpen,
Linda; Facilitating
Learning through the Development of Online Communities
Freeman,
Margaret; Comfort,
Confidence and Confidentiality: The Experiences of Two e-Learners
Frey,
Barbara A.; Higher
Order Thinking in Asynchronous Discussions
Fuchs,
Carolin; Community-Building
and Group Negotiation Process in Computer-Mediated Communication:
An American-German Teacher Education Project from the Student Teacher's
Perspective
Fulkerth,
Robert; Assessing
Student Perspective in Online Courses: Do They Think There is "No
Significant Difference?"
Gonzalez,
Dafne; Student Perspectives on Participating in Webheads,
a Community of Online Language Learners and Teachers
Gross,
Daniel D.; Communication Theory, Nanotechnology, and Online
Education: or, Perhaps the Luddites Were Wrong
Headley,
Scot; Everything
We Wanted to Tell Our Online Professors
Anne
L. Heintzman; Problems
and Solutions: Teaching with a Mobile Wireless Lab
Hessmiller,
Rose; Creating Communities of Practice Online: Teaching
Through Case Analysis and Collaboration Tools
Ingram,
Albert; Learning
Communities: Online and Face-to-Face Effects (A Work in Progress)
Johnson,
Eric; Student-Created
Web Pages: On-Campus Students Enjoy and Learn in a Hybrid Course
Karsten,
Selia; Successful
Strategies in a Hybrid, Skills-Intensive, Constructivist Environment
Kirkpatrick,
Judith; Online
Program Assessment and Student Evaluation of Instruction in a Distance
Associate of Arts degree: The Development of an Online Automated
Assessment and Survey Tool
Gary
W. Kuhne; Higher
Order Thinking in Asynchronous Discussions
Lachance,
Francois; Of
Drugs, Messages and Time
Lagier,
Jennifer; Through
the Cyber Space Looking Glass: Reflections of an Online Instructor
and Distance Learner
LaPointe,
Deb; What
Do These Online Learners Expect of Us?
LeBlanc,
Glenn; Supporting
Online Students in Maine
Lightner,
James M.; Cooks
and Computer Compatibility (A Recipe for Success)
Linares,
Vincent; Online
Program Assessment and Student Evaluation of Instruction in a Distance
Associate of Arts degree: The Development of an Online Automated
Assessment and Survey Tool
Margalit,
Zzippi; A
Technology for the Effective Moderation of Scholastic Discourse
(Synchronous and Asynchronous) In Internet Discussion Groups (Forums/Listserves)
Margalit,
Zzippi; The Use of Textual Chat in Distance Learning: Students'
and Teachers' Attitudes Toward Online Educational Conferences in
3rd-12th Grades
in the Israel School System
McCracken,
Holly; Outreach
Beyond the Virtual Campus: Promoting Engagement & Retention
Through Integrated Support Systems
McLean,
Jennifer; The
Virtual Vortex: Managing your Online Course without Losing your
Mind
McLean,
Jennifer; Reaching and Teaching Faculty for Effective Distance
Instruction
Moose,
Nancy G.; Tying
Teaching and Learning to the Campus Without Being There
Newman,
Sylvia; Online
Education: Threads of Teaching Success
Nyrop,
Susanne; Student Perspectives on Participating in Webheads,
a Community of Online Language Learners and Teachers
Osbourn,
Pat; Creating Communities of Practice Online: Teaching
Through Case Analysis and Collaboration Tools
Pan,
Cheng-Chang; A Qualitative Inquiry of Instructional Technology's
Impact on Asian Pedagogical Symbiosis: A Reconciled Solution?
Pan,
Cheng-Chang (Sam); The
Use of a Course Management System in the Light of the Technology
Acceptance Model: A Student Perspective
Pasch,
Grete; Examining
Student Prejudices Toward Web-Based Instruction
Payne,
Carla R.; Design
for Success: Supporting Online Learning
Poole,
Bernard John; To
Chat or to Chatter: Making Online Sense of the Chat Room Environment
Postma,
Dirk; Creating a Social Bond - A Report On Student Experiences
During an Online Course
Pretti-Frontczak,
Kristie; Learning
Communities: Online and Face-to-Face Effects (A Work in Progress)
Reichenbach,
Linda; Faculty
Development: Training Online Instructors
Richards,
David; The Hybrid Classroom: Integrating Internet-Mediated
Learning with In-Class Instruction
Rimetz,
Sandra; Keeping
Online Students In-line
Rubio,
Yvette; Asking
the "Good Question"
Sabar,
Naama; The
Use of Textual Chat in Distance Learning: Students' and Teachers'
Attitudes Toward Online Educational Conferences in 3rd-12th Grades
in the Israel School System
Serwatka,
Judy A.; Using
WebCT for a Computer Literacy Course: Making the Beginning Learning
Experience a Good One
Shinagawa,
Satoru; Experimental
Study of Flash Animation in On-line Japanese Course
Sistek-Chandler,
Cynthia; An Invitation for Online Discussion
Sivo,
Steven; The Use of a Course Management System in the Light
of the Technology Acceptance Model: A Student Perspective
Smith,
Louise; An
E-learning Classroom: The Student's Perspective
Stevens,
Vance; Student
Perspectives on Participating in Webheads, a Community of Online
Language Learners and Teachers
Stewart,
Quinn; Information in Cyberspace: Web-based instruction
for Web-based information
Stewart,
Ron; Everything
We Wanted to Tell Our Online Professors
Tao,
Yedong; A
Qualitative Inquiry of Instructional Technology's Impact on Asian
Pedagogical Symbiosis: A Reconciled Solution?
Theodoridis,
Anastassios; Successful
Strategies in a Hybrid, Skills-Intensive, Constructivist Environment
Tsai,
Ming-Hsiu; A
Qualitative Inquiry of Instructional Technology's Impact on Asian
Pedagogical Symbiosis: A Reconciled Solution?
Vermel,
Jean; The
Students' Voice: Feedback From the Field in a Fully Online Course
Walker,
Scott; Distance
Education Learning Environments Research: A Short History of a
New Direction in Psychosocial Learning Environments
Su, Fin; Student Perspectives
on Participating in Webheads, a Community of Online Language Learners
and Teachers
Watson,
Katherine; In a Course That's Provocative, Learning is
Active
Wojnar,
Linda Carol; Learning About What It Takes to Build Communities
of Learners for Teachers Who Want to Set Their Online Students "Up
For Success."
Yamashita,
Shirley F.; Going
Beyond Face-to-Face: Creating Virtual Learning Environments in
Cyberspace that Transcend the Traditional Classroom
Yeh,
Aiden C.; Student Perspectives on Participating in Webheads,
a Community of Online Language Learners and Teachers
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