With pressures in higher education to increase accessibility of instruction for students anytime, anywhere, faculty who teach qualitative methods are making use of a variety of technologies to instruct students online using synchronous and asynchronous modes of communication. Drawing on our own experiences, panel members discuss ways in which faculty can learn to adapt their instruction from face-to-face to hybrid and on-line environments. We discuss faculty learning, community and collaboration
Research shows that university faculty members teach students based on how they, themselves, were ta...
Online education has gained popularity because its flexibility and convenience for instructors and s...
Due to the recent developments in technology, distance learning and education questions regarding th...
With pressures in higher education to increase accessibility of instruction for students anytime, an...
This session will appeal to those interested in teaching qualitative research methods using an onlin...
Teaching qualitative research online can be daunting to many faculty members used to teaching in fac...
Increasing numbers of graduate programs are offering courses online for various reasons. Teaching re...
Teaching research in higher education involves getting students to think critically, synthesize lite...
In this workshop, a veteran online educator shares practical strategies for course design, teaching ...
While online offerings of methodology courses are increasing, little research has yet focused on the...
We are honored to have this opportunity to share with you some strategies that will positively affec...
With the increasing numbers of students enrolling in online degree programs, it has become necessary...
This presentation reflects our experiences using eLearning formats as students, professors and resea...
Using an autoethnographic case study approach, this study explores the experience of teaching a qual...
The purpose of this qualitative study was to examine higher education faculty members’ perceptions...
Research shows that university faculty members teach students based on how they, themselves, were ta...
Online education has gained popularity because its flexibility and convenience for instructors and s...
Due to the recent developments in technology, distance learning and education questions regarding th...
With pressures in higher education to increase accessibility of instruction for students anytime, an...
This session will appeal to those interested in teaching qualitative research methods using an onlin...
Teaching qualitative research online can be daunting to many faculty members used to teaching in fac...
Increasing numbers of graduate programs are offering courses online for various reasons. Teaching re...
Teaching research in higher education involves getting students to think critically, synthesize lite...
In this workshop, a veteran online educator shares practical strategies for course design, teaching ...
While online offerings of methodology courses are increasing, little research has yet focused on the...
We are honored to have this opportunity to share with you some strategies that will positively affec...
With the increasing numbers of students enrolling in online degree programs, it has become necessary...
This presentation reflects our experiences using eLearning formats as students, professors and resea...
Using an autoethnographic case study approach, this study explores the experience of teaching a qual...
The purpose of this qualitative study was to examine higher education faculty members’ perceptions...
Research shows that university faculty members teach students based on how they, themselves, were ta...
Online education has gained popularity because its flexibility and convenience for instructors and s...
Due to the recent developments in technology, distance learning and education questions regarding th...