Tag Archives: E-learning

Massifying Higher Learning

By alex | Published: 11/18/2013

Unless you’ve been under a rock for the last few years, you know that there has been a massive change in education recently. Sure, some of the hyperbole has abated, but there are a lot of people who are still thinking about how a single person might teach more than a classroom. In some cases, […]

Posted in Teaching | Also tagged Alternative education, book, Distance education, education, Educational psychology, Experiential education, mooc, Peer-to-peer, Philosophy of education, publishing, Teacher | 2 Comments

Do online classes suck?

By alex | Published: 12/8/2012

Before arriving at my current posting, I would have thought the idea that online classes compared poorly to their offline counterparts was one that was slowly and inevitably fading away. But a recent suggestion by a colleague that we might tell incoming freshmen that real students take traditional meatspace courses and those just interested in […]

Posted in Teaching | Also tagged Adaptive learning, adjunct instructor, assessment, Blended learning, brain surgeon, Distance education, education, Educational psychology, Educational Technology, FTE, good teacher, Instructional design, instructional designer, Learning, Learning platform, Massive open online course, online classes, online course, online courses, online degree, online education, online fishbowl, online instructors, online program, Online Teaching, Pedagogy, Phoenix, Teacher, United States, University of Phoenix | 7 Comments

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