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A Quality Scorecard for the Administration of Online Education Programs: October 5, 2010

As the demands for public accountability increase for the higher education industry, institutions are seeking methods for continuous improvement in which they may demonstrate the level of quality…
Helping Kentuckians Participate in the New Economy: KYVAE, the Kentucky Virtual Adult Education Portal: January 1, 2004

Adult illiteracy is a serious problem in Kentucky with far-reaching effects. One in four Kentuckians age 25 or older has not obtained a high school diploma or GED, and nearly 1 million of the 2.4…
Multimedia Modules: A Scripted Approach to Hands-On Training: January 1, 2004

Digital multimedia—audio, video, graphics, presentations, and interactive Web sites—has the potential for dramatic new techniques in teaching and learning. At the University of Minnesota, Mor…
Play It Again, Sam!: Online Courses and Materials: January 1, 2004

Montgomery County Community College has a breadth of students with a wide range of learning abilities, styles, and needs. Some students have difficulty keeping up and remaining engaged while taki…
State-wide Faculty Technology Center Collaborative Forum: January 1, 2004

As with most campus departments in these tight budgetary times, faculty technology centers must strive to achieve goals of enhancing the technology and instructional design skills of their custom…
The Willamette Digital Video Portfolio Project: January 1, 2004

Willamette faculty are constantly working to find ways to ensure that multiple learning modalities are addressed, and digital video has proven to be an interesting and effective means of meeting …
Fostering Classroom Engagement with Electronic Whiteboards, Tablet PCs, and DyKnow: January 1, 2004

Contemporary learning theory emphasizes the importance of student engagement during class. For example, the National Research Council encourages educators to provide "active learning environ…
The Learning Cafe (Real@Caledonian): January 1, 2004

Walk around any campus and you will see students working on group tasks with laptops and coffee in the refectory. Such facilities are designed more for the purpose of meeting food service require…
Faculty Center for Teaching and e-Learning: January 1, 2004

During the summer of 2001, the Faculty Center for Teaching at the University of North Carolina (UNC) Charlotte was charged with developing an instructional technology plan. A new CIO was hired wh…
Using the Portal as an Institutional Portfolio: January 1, 2004

The College of New Jersey sought to leverage technology to integrate our campus-wide planning process with our accreditation process. Traditionally, the accreditation process has required that in…

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