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Developing a Quality Welcome Video for Online Courses
Creative Interactive Events Incorporating International Schools in K-12 Education
Creating an Online Course That Captures a Students Attention
Web Conferencing at Stevens Institute of Technology - A Six Year Perspective
Practice Makes Perfect - Bringing Experiental Learning to Life
At Risk Learners and Online Education
Conspiracy Code - It's Like a Game Only Better
Sustaining Quality in Online Faculty Training Course Development and Delivery
Beyond the Congnitive Domain - Intergrating Social and Effective Domains
mLearning and the Concept of Adapitve Mobility
Win Lose or Draw Doubling Down for Successful Program Building
Conspiracy Code: A Digital Game Based American History Course
Technology Offers Increased Opportunities and Possibilities
Instruction Without a Framework is Like a Body Without Bones
A Better Way: Women Telling Women About Online Learning
Good, Better, Best: The Ethical Dimensions of Distance Learning
Quality Enhancement Plan: Going the Distance
Teaching Research Astronomy Utilizing Remote Observatories Around the World
Getting it Right: Secure Online Testing
Visually Present: Totally Online Faculty Training and Support
Distance Learning: Perfect for Student Self-Assessment and Success
Student Identity Verification - Best Practices and Practical Experience
Using Distance Learning Technologies to Successfully Implement an ERP Project
An Introduction to the United States Distance Learning Association
New Faculty Online Orientation: Beyond Sink or Swim
Innovative Delivery of Educational Opportunities Using Distance Learning
If the World is Flat, Why Can't We... IP Convergence Goes Mainstream in Rual County TN
The Promise of Open Educational Resources Hippo Campus as a Teaching Tool
Building a Sense of Community in Virtual Classrooms
Using Emerging Technologies to Teach Multi-Cultural Students Across the Globe
The Myths and Realities of K-12 Full-time Virtual Schools
Beyond College Prep: How Online Learning Can Prep Students for College and Life
Speaking in Tongues: Dealing with Student Information Systems That Don't Talk to Each Other
What Works in K-12 Videoconference Programs?
Arab Open University - A New Challenge in the Arab World
Online in Real Time: Adding Synchronous Elements to Distance Learning
School Interoperability Framework: Interoperability to Promote Alignment Between Administrative and Instructional Applications.
Missouri Virtual School: Any Way You Can Think Of!
Maneuvering Diverse State Level Policy When Establishing a National Distance Learning Program
Scalability of Distance Learning Initiatives within Current School Models Resistant to Change
International Opportunities in Distance Learning
The University of North Carolina: Distance Learning Collaboration to Support Statewide Critical Needs
K-12 virtual learning has been fertile ground for woman leaders. Julie Young and Marilyn Gardener discuss the unique impact women have had in virtual learning and how she grew her leadership skills and became so successful.
Quality in online courses is a critical issue in today's distance learning programs and much research has been conducted to determine what quality online design looks like.
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