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Virtual U: Creating the Minnesota Virtual University - Assessing Results and Readiness Criteria

Virtual U: Creating the Minnesota Virtual University - Assessing Results and Readiness Criteria

Title:Virtual U: Creating the Minnesota Virtual University - Assessing Results and Readiness Criteria (ID: EQM0012)
Author(s):Ann Hill-Duin (University of Minnesota) and Linda L. Baer (Minnesota State Colleges and Universities)
Topics:Assessment and Evaluation, E-Learning, Virtual Community
Origin:EDUCAUSE Quarterly (2000)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:

In 1997 the state of Minnesota passed the Higher Education Bill, which called for the development of a statewide virtual university. This article describes the response to that mandate, measures the results to date against two classification systems and several sets of readiness criteria for virtual universities, and suggests keys to advancing virtual university partnerships based on lessons learned.

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