Two universities, The Pennsylvania State University in the United States and The Flinders University of South Australia, like many other higher education institutions, are developing online distance education programs. This paper reports on two approaches to offering a research methods topic at the postgraduate level, approaches that were determined in part by learners and their environment, which in turn determined modes of delivery. The modes of learning, development of learning resources, topic evaluation and feedback, and the lessons learned from offering the two research topics in an international context provide pointers to other higher education institutions planning to offer courses by flexible delivery. [Author abstract
The purpose of this mixed method study was to explore the learning process in two types of distance ...
Edith Cowan University (ECU) is embracing e-learning as its preferred mode of distance education. E-...
The reputation and effectiveness of distance education (DE) systems is often perceived as being wors...
This paper discusses an educational initiative, USQ Online which has enabled the University of South...
Online delivery methods that replicate aspects of face-to-face teaching and facilitate learning at a...
A dominant response by higher education institutions to their changing environment is the developmen...
Online delivery methods that replicate aspects of face-to-face teaching and facilitate learning at a...
As Patry (1995) has pointed out, 'Traditional education systems throughout the world have been stret...
Online delivery methods that replicate aspects of face-to-face teaching and facilitate learning at a...
[Abstract]: The emergence of the Internet has made many institutions involved in the delivery of dis...
Purpose: Aims to investigate reactions to online delivery, student perceptions of the rates and dep...
There have been frequent and repeated calls for empirical studies examining distance learning. This ...
Australian distance education, from school to university contexts, typically concerns teaching peopl...
[Abstract]: Online delivery of education is both similar to and different from what has gone before...
The purpose of this mixed method study was to explore the learning process in two types of distance ...
The purpose of this mixed method study was to explore the learning process in two types of distance ...
Edith Cowan University (ECU) is embracing e-learning as its preferred mode of distance education. E-...
The reputation and effectiveness of distance education (DE) systems is often perceived as being wors...
This paper discusses an educational initiative, USQ Online which has enabled the University of South...
Online delivery methods that replicate aspects of face-to-face teaching and facilitate learning at a...
A dominant response by higher education institutions to their changing environment is the developmen...
Online delivery methods that replicate aspects of face-to-face teaching and facilitate learning at a...
As Patry (1995) has pointed out, 'Traditional education systems throughout the world have been stret...
Online delivery methods that replicate aspects of face-to-face teaching and facilitate learning at a...
[Abstract]: The emergence of the Internet has made many institutions involved in the delivery of dis...
Purpose: Aims to investigate reactions to online delivery, student perceptions of the rates and dep...
There have been frequent and repeated calls for empirical studies examining distance learning. This ...
Australian distance education, from school to university contexts, typically concerns teaching peopl...
[Abstract]: Online delivery of education is both similar to and different from what has gone before...
The purpose of this mixed method study was to explore the learning process in two types of distance ...
The purpose of this mixed method study was to explore the learning process in two types of distance ...
Edith Cowan University (ECU) is embracing e-learning as its preferred mode of distance education. E-...
The reputation and effectiveness of distance education (DE) systems is often perceived as being wors...