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2002 Sessions @ Dallas . . . .

The Division of Distance Learning has sponsored a number of sessions at the Dallas Conference. A sampling of those sessions are listed below --

Wednesday Afternoon, November 13

  • It's the same -- Only different: Developing courses for a web-based environment
  • Teaching the history of Jazzz online: Pedagogy, design and technology integration
  • Learning online: Adapting the seven principles of good practice to a web-based >>>
  • Alternatives for assessing learning in web-based distance education courses.
  • Using a PT3 suported tiered model to provide support for a hybrid site-based >>>
  • Increasing student success with hybrid learning
  • The effectiveness of simulation in a hybrid, on-line learning environment
  • Coming to terms with definition of distance education/learning
  • Beyond the classroom: Using DE to transcend the classroom
  • How do high school educators accept the Internet as a learning medium
  • Six models for preparing faculty to teach online
  • Software compare and contrast: Blackboard and WebCT
Thursday Morning, November 14
  • Online course development: Trends, tools and tips from a faculty survey
  • The use of a video model for effective performance to enhance online education >>>
  • Live two-way audio and video: Best of both worlds on a budget
  • Motivating students in distance education
  • Why won't they participate? Instructional methods and conditions for online >>>
  • Influences on learner-learner interaction in online classes
  • Using web-based instruction to standardize curricular pedagogy
  • Web sights: Non-visual access to graphical medium
  • Teaching blind and visually impaired students in the on-line environment
  • Critical thinking and discourse in distance education and traditional -- Challenges >>>
  • "I agree" Does not constitute discussion: Applying theoretical frameworks to >>>
  • A comparative study of group communication patterns between a face-to-face >>>
  • Continuing the discussion on research constructs in distance education >>>
  • How to design accessible web-based instruction for all learners: A case study
  • A summative evaluation on an on-line course in instructional design
  • Development of the web-based training evaluation questionnaire
Thursday Afternoon, November 14
  • Understanding e-dropout?
  • Transitioning from F2F to hyperspace: Faculty workshop in the pedagogy, design >>>
  • A second chance for ABDs via distance learning
  • The design and sequencing eLearning interactions: A grounded approach
  • Evaluation and change in instrucitonal development process: Design >>>
  • Establishing explicit norms in online collaboration: How to prepare virtual teams >>>
  • Effects of online collaboration on group problem solving computer-mediated >>>
  • An assessment of students' preexisting computer skills and attitudes toward >>>
  • Taking Blackboard course to a new dimension
  • Using webconferencing technology inonline graduate courses
  • Power relationships among adult learners in on-line discussions
  • Digital storytelling: Creating a community in a distance learning environment
Friday Morning, November 15
  • Adapting courses for online education: An incremental approach
  • Adapting an exisitng course to the Web: A case study
  • The art and science of cyber-nagging and cyber-schmoozing
  • The development of the web-based Fire & Safety Engineering Technology >>>
  • Evalautionof distance learning courses for middle school drug prevention and >>>
  • Let's not throw out the baby with the bathwater
  • Streaming media over the Internet: Project IRIS -- The new 21,000 pound gorilla
  • Adapting distance education to meet the needs of older adults
  • Learning from adult learner: Lessons from a student validation experience
  • The effect of learning structure and ability on student performance resolving >>>
  • A case study of cognitive distribution and knowledge construction in an online >>>
  • The effects of a commuications protocol on student satisfaction in in a >>>
Friday Afternoon, November 15
  • Online graduate programs: An option for rural students
  • Development of an online alumni association for distance education program >>>
  • The use of synchronous chat in distance learning
  • The importance of structure in educational online conferencing
  • Assessing the impact of structuredness of online discussion protocols on >>>
  • Instructors' strategies to improve students' attitude toward web-based instruction
  • Open house or gate them out: Successful experiences in an online collaborative >>>
  • Improve summative evaluation: What my DE students really should have told me!
  • Formative evaluation for web-based courses: A framework for a human-centered >>>
Saturday Morning, November 16
  • Using self-, peer, and product assessment in online collaborative learning >>>
  • Planning and implementing online degree programs: A case study of a statewide >>>
  • Policy development in virtual universities
  • SCORM standards in practice: Implications for design and development
  • Faculty perceptions of web-based distance learning: Implications for adoption of >>>
  • Online learning in one college of education: Faculty members speak out
  • Working the system: Observation of faculty online for promotion and tenure
  • Identifying 'E-mmediacy' strategies for web-based instruction: A delphi study
  • Computer-based tools & methods for assessing group discussions and critical >>>
  • The role of group development in facilitating interactivity in online courses
  • Developing an online undergraduate degree program in psychology
  • The effects of online facilitation on online discussion, cognitive restructuring >>>
  • The productive interactions and perceptions of distributed groups interacting in >>>
 
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