- E-learning race: Colleges scramble to keep up with online programs
"We're not using a blackboard or filmstrips anymore," says Peter Serniak, director of continuing education at Western Connecticut State University in Danbury. "More and more technology is being brought to bear for teaching purposes, and we're keeping up with it." And keeping up with technology today includes offering courses over ......
- Learning via the Internet: extension courses offered
on-line.
This Fall, University College and Extension Services (UCES) at California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) will be offering three university credit courses completely on the World Wide Web. "For people who are working full time and want to earn units toward their degree, the Web is a great medium for ......
- How Classroom Environment and Student Engagement
Affect Learning in Internet-based MBA Courses.
While the number of college courses being delivered via the Internet is increasing rapidly, our knowledge of what makes these courses effective learning experiences for students is still limited. Therefore, I conducted a study that examined the effects of technological, pedagogical, and student characteristics on student learning in Internet-based MBA ......
- JRI, JF, and the internet: coauthors, new authors, and
empirical research.
ABSTRACT This article examines how the Internet has changed the work of academic researchers and addresses the question of how expanded Internet usage has affected Journal of Risk and Insurance (JRI) and Journal of Finance (JF) articles, including the shift to empirical research, joint authorship, and new authorship. Internet ......
- Beyond colorblindness and multiculturalism: rethinkinganti-racist pedagogy in the university classroom.
Nearly forty years after student-led movements began to challenge the racism and Eurocentrism of U.S. universities and many campus struggles later, it has become fairly commonplace, though by no means ubiquitous, for universities and colleges to offer majors or minors in fields such as Ethnic Studies. However, the increased visibility ......
- Execs and staff going online for continuing ed:flexibility filling up cyber classrooms.
Responding to the marketplace--longer work days, longer commutes, less time in general--more universities are offering increased flexibility in the way working adults can continue their professional education. Regarded as one of the fastest mainstreamed offerings in higher education, online distance learning has evolved, and in many cases is on par ......
- Governments as human capital providers: a rationale
for strong government support of broad higher education
access.
Abstract Purpose--The purpose of this paper is to provide an analysis of the case for governmental support of higher education access to further national competitiveness. Design/methodology/approach--A review of previous literature is used to examine different academic disciplines that impact the relationship between higher education access and national competitiveness. These ......