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Showing 1 to 20 of 55 for “"teaching online"”.
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Nursing Instructors’ Perceptions of Teaching Online During the Covid-19 Pandemic
… to transition traditional classroom learning to online learning formats. Instructors who were teaching face-to-face classes had to urgently transition those courses to all-online. The purpose of this qualitative phenomenological study was to explore university nursing instructors’ lived …
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Community College Faculty Satisfaction Teaching Online: Does Using Prepared Curriculum Materials Matter?
<p>Community colleges are offering online coursework at a rapidly increasing rate; however, the growth of online coursework is not the result of new enrollments, but rather currently enrolled students' shifting from a face-to-face modality to an online modality. This shift presents some challenges …
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CHALLENGES OF TEACHING ONLINE IN A MULTICULTURAL ENVIRONMENT: PERCEPTIONS, ATTITUDES AND STRATEGIES OF E-TUTORS
This study is investigating the role of the online tutor in a multicultural environment. The result is a grounded theory which aims to increase the quality of online tutoring at University. By using the open qualitative approach of the Grounded Theory (GT) methodology (Strauss & Corbin, 1994) …
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The Journey to Teaching Online: A Case Study of Faculty Preparation and Experiences in Online Teaching
… Almost twenty years later, the tsunami of online programs and the MOOCs (massive online open courses) is impacting the structural integrity of postsecondary institutions and changing the competitive landscape of higher learning at an unprecedented pace. When Allen and Seaman (2013) asked …
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Enhancing Online Faculty Development Programs During COVID-19 and Beyond: A Multiple Case Study of Faculty Members Teaching Online
… how the development needs of faculty members teaching online can inform professional development (PD) programs in higher education (HE), especially after a year and a half of transition to fully online courses due to the pandemic. The research was conducted in a midsize university in Ontario …
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High School Teachers' Perceptions of Teaching Online During the COVID-19 Pandemic in a Rural County in North Carolina
… and needed skills related to instruction in an online learning environment during the 2021-2022 school year in one North Carolina school district. This study explored teachers' perceptions of their experience with online teaching. Because COVID-19 pandemic caused schools to close for the …
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A Relational Diffusion Network Study Of Synchronous And Asynchronous Internet-based Faculty's Personal Network Exposure Models Related to Discussions about Teaching Online
For many faculty, teaching online represents a new instructional delivery method, requiring the development of new teaching skills. This exploratory investigation builds upon Rogers' (2003) Diffusion of Innovations theory and communication channels to describe the influence of faculty discussions …
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Something made me doubt myself : a descriptive case study of the effects of teaching online during the Covid-19 pandemic on teacher self-efficacy.
… in-person classroom environment and began teaching in an unfamiliar virtual setting with little to no training. This sudden switch caused them to downshift in their pedagogical practices, and they experienced a decrease in self-efficacy due to a lack of mastery experiences. A reduction in …
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The Preparation of Faculty to Teach Online: A Qualitative Approach
… to explore how faculty were prepared to teach online at institutions of higher education. Six participants, including experienced (with three or more years of experience teaching online) and non-experienced (with less than two years of experience teaching online), were purposely selected to …
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Graphic Communications Teachers' Concerns and Beliefs Regarding Their Online Teaching of Graphic Communications Hands-On Classes
… and beliefs on a teacher's decision to adopt online teaching methods, and in particular for Graphic Communications teachers, the extent to which their concerns and beliefs influence whether or not they decide to teach online. The potential problem that may exist is that of Graphic …
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Planning and Implementing Online Instruction: Faculty Perceptions of One University
… advantage, many universities have expanded their online course offerings, and college faculty members are vital to the design, development, and delivery of online instruction (Allen & Seaman, 2007; Mitchell & Geva-May, 2009; Tabata & Johnsrud, 2008). In this study, a mixed-method approach is used …
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Pedagogy in Online Graduate Business Learning Environments
… have decided to offer graduate business online courses and full degree online programs. Offering a quality education for graduate business students online is of concern to business school professors, administrators, and students. Instructors are concerned with the content, delivery …
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An Investigation into How Education Leaders Supported Teachers to Effectively Teach Online During a Global Pandemic
… leaders supported them in the transition to online teaching during a global pandemic. The research question was how did education leaders support middle school teachers to effectively teach English, mathematics, science, and social students online during the pandemic. A survey was sent to 90 …
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Guidelines for Informed Instructional Strategy Selection in Online Higher Education: A Design and Development Research
The demand for online education has significantly increased in recent years, prompting many educational institutions to consider its continued adoption in many ways. However, some faculty members have encountered challenges in teaching online due to a lack of adequate training and guidance on …
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The relationship between faculty's pedagogical content knowledge and students' knowledge about diversity in online courses
… pedagogical content knowledge and the design of online curriculum to teach students about diversity in a higher education environment. One hundred twenty-seven faculty teaching online courses at a Midwestern state will be selected on non-random sampling to participate in this study. Two main …
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Identifying Teacher Perceptions of Teaching At-Promise Students Online in an Alternative School
… perceptions toward at-promise learners while teaching online in an alternative school. A qualitative case study methodology was utilized and this research framed using Critical Race Theory and Gloria Ladson-Billings’s (2009) Matrix of Behaviors Toward Academically At-risk Students. Eight …
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Development of the Readiness to Teach Online Scale
<p>Despite the growing importance of online education, faculty acceptance has remained unchanged. Training programs developed for faculty to teach online have often focused on assessing their cognitive rather than affective and behavioral outcomes. The Readiness To Teach Online scale was developed …
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A Qualitative Study Exploring Online Teaching At A Rural Community College: How Do Faculty Prepare To Teach Online?
<p>Supporting online faculty at the community college level to prepare them to teach online can be a complex matter. Faculty who are first entering the online teaching environment often start with training to help them prepare to teach online. Supporting faculty who are teaching online means …
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An Examinition Of Competencies, Roles, And Professional Development Needs Of Community College Distance Educators Who Teach Mathematics
… administrators and faculty who teach mathematics online in a Florida community college setting with regard to the relative importance of core competencies and roles in teaching online courses and the need for professional development that is supportive of these competencies and roles. The …
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Examining Job Satisfaction Online Adjunct Instructors': A Phenomenological Study
… in the research for decades (COACHE, 2007). As online education grows exponentially each year (Allen & Seaman, 2006), this aspect of professorial teaching is emerging as an increasingly critical factor. Many professors that teach in the online sector have taught or are currently teaching in a …
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