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Building Community in a Blended Course: How to Build It, and How Long Does It Take?

Building Community in a Blended Course: How to Build It, and How Long Does It Take?

Title:Building Community in a Blended Course: How to Build It, and How Long Does It Take? (ID: NCP0650)
Author(s):Jane Livingston (Yale University)
Topics:Community-oriented Technologies, E-Learning, Hybrid or Blended Learning, Teaching and Learning
Origin:NERCOMP Conferences (03/21/2006)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:A typical course runs for 12 to 15 weeks. Is it possible for a meaningful learning community to emerge in this brief period? This presentation will explore temporal issues crucial to the emergence of voluntary online learning communities and offer suggestions to help instructors and technologists help put time on their side.
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