http://eric.ed.gov/ERICWebPortal/contentdelivery/servlet/ERICServlet?accno=ED448760This paper looks at factors affecting the success of asynchronous online learning through an investigation of relationships between student perceptions and course design factors in the SUNY (State University of New York) Learning Network, one of the largest asynchronous learning networks in the country. It finds that three such factors--consistency in course design, interaction with course instructors, and active discussion--have been consistently shown to significantly influence the success of online courses. It is posited that the reason for these findings relates to the importance of building community in online courses
Students perceive online courses differently than traditional courses. Negative perceptions can lead...
This session examines what factors seem to make the difference when research favors online instructi...
This paper examines factors that have contributed to the high levels of learning and of learner sati...
The purpose of the study is to reveal instructors’ design strategies regarding dialogue and structur...
The State University of New York (SUNY) Learning Network (SLN) is the online instructional program c...
The State University of New York (SUNY) Learning Network (SLN) is the online instructional program c...
Course design is viewed as a critical component of student success in online classes. The purpose of...
Advances in computer mediated communication technologies have sparked and continue to facilitate the...
This paper reviews the literature on the learning effectiveness of asynchronous online environments....
Over the past decade there has been an increasing amount of emphasis in higher education to restruct...
This paper is a follow-up study to a preliminary investigation of teaching presence in the State Uni...
Online discussions play an important role in student learning. Currently, asynchronous learning cour...
This paper examines issues of pedagogy, faculty development, student satisfaction, and reported lear...
The rapid advancement of fully online courses has made education accessible from "anywhere"...
Lately, asynchronous discussion forum is integrated in higher educational institutions as it may inc...
Students perceive online courses differently than traditional courses. Negative perceptions can lead...
This session examines what factors seem to make the difference when research favors online instructi...
This paper examines factors that have contributed to the high levels of learning and of learner sati...
The purpose of the study is to reveal instructors’ design strategies regarding dialogue and structur...
The State University of New York (SUNY) Learning Network (SLN) is the online instructional program c...
The State University of New York (SUNY) Learning Network (SLN) is the online instructional program c...
Course design is viewed as a critical component of student success in online classes. The purpose of...
Advances in computer mediated communication technologies have sparked and continue to facilitate the...
This paper reviews the literature on the learning effectiveness of asynchronous online environments....
Over the past decade there has been an increasing amount of emphasis in higher education to restruct...
This paper is a follow-up study to a preliminary investigation of teaching presence in the State Uni...
Online discussions play an important role in student learning. Currently, asynchronous learning cour...
This paper examines issues of pedagogy, faculty development, student satisfaction, and reported lear...
The rapid advancement of fully online courses has made education accessible from "anywhere"...
Lately, asynchronous discussion forum is integrated in higher educational institutions as it may inc...
Students perceive online courses differently than traditional courses. Negative perceptions can lead...
This session examines what factors seem to make the difference when research favors online instructi...
This paper examines factors that have contributed to the high levels of learning and of learner sati...