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Bender, Tisha, |
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Discussion-based online teaching to enhance student learning : |
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theory, practice, and assessment / |
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Tisha Bender. |
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Second edition. |
264 #1 - PRODUCTION, PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, MANUFACTURE, AND COPYRIGHT NOTICE |
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Sterling, Va. : |
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Stylys, |
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[2012] |
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xxi, 256 pages : |
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 243-252) and index. |
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Title |
Acknowledgments -- |
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Preface -- |
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Introduction -- |
Miscellaneous information |
Part 1. |
Title |
Theoretical Implications: Building a Body of Online Pedagogy -- |
Miscellaneous information |
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Title |
The Distance Factor -- |
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Can the Mind Exist Independently from the Body? -- |
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Differentiating between Space and Place -- |
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Distinguishing between Physical Distance and Transactional Distance -- |
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How the Social Dimension Impacts on Transactional Distance -- |
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2. |
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The Optimal Role of the Online Teacher -- |
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Who Do We Teach? -- |
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The Importance of Personalizing Education -- |
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Student Characteristics -- |
Miscellaneous information |
3. |
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Rethinking Learning Theory within the Online Class -- |
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Hierarchy of Thoughts and Acquisition of Knowledge -- |
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Benjamin Bloom's Taxonomy -- |
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Paying Attention -- |
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The Role of Long-Term Memory and Prior Knowledge -- |
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Self-Regulating and Reinforcing Long-Term Memory -- |
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Application of Learning Theories to the Online Environment -- |
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Can Technology Give Access to Previously Inaccessible Information? -- |
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Learning How to Use the Technology -- |
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Translating Concepts from the Real World to the Virtual World -- |
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The Significance of Active Learning on Knowledge Acquisition -- |
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The Importance of Awareness of Student Needs and Differing Abilities -- |
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Factors That Work against Knowledge Acquisition and Feeling of Community -- |
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The Impact of Nonlinear Learning -- |
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4. |
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Paradigm Lost -- |
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The New Digital Media and Its Impact on Contemporary Education -- |
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Alteration of Interpersonal Relationships within Online Settings -- |
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The Influence of Connectivity on One's Frame of Mind -- |
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Changes in the Style of Reading and the Pursuit of Knowledge -- |
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Can Digital Media Change the Way We Think? -- |
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Changes in the Style of Writing and the Expression of Knowledge -- |
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Multitasking -- |
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Increase in the Playing of Video Games -- |
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A Look Back and a Speculative Look Ahead -- |
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The Evolution of Reading and Writing, and Its Impact on Learning -- |
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Some Current Applications of Digital Technologies in Education -- |
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Speculations on the Future Value of the New Digital Media in Education -- |
Miscellaneous information |
Part 2. |
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Practical Applications -- |
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Course Design -- |
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Customizing the Class -- |
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Biographical Statement and Syllabus -- |
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Posting an Introductory Lecture -- |
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Posting a First Discussion Forum -- |
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Setting up Twitter Accounts and Google Docs -- |
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Posting an Announcement -- |
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Signposts -- |
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Arrangement of Lecture Material -- |
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The Online Lecture Format -- |
Miscellaneous information |
6. |
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Starting to Teach the Online Class -- |
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Anxiety -- |
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Means of Engagement -- |
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The Benefits of Contacting Each Student Individually at the Start of the Semester -- |
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Designing an Informal First Discussion Topic -- |
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Asking Students to Discuss Relevant Experiences in Their Personal Introductions -- |
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Completing a Sentence -- |
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Students Interview and Introduce Each Other -- |
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Providing a Hook -- |
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Visualization Techniques -- |
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Playing a Game -- |
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Asking Students What They Hope to Learn from the Course -- |
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Asking Students to Write Short Descriptive Stories about Themselves -- |
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Moving Beyond the Online Lounge: Getting to Know Your Students in a Hybrid -- |
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Establishing the Right Tone -- |
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Aspects of Online Communication -- |
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How to Facilitate and Stimulate Online Discussion -- |
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Clearly Define Your Expectations for Discussion -- |
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Employ the Socratic Method -- |
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Some Obstacles to Participation in Online Discussion -- |
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Suggestions for Overcoming Lack of Participation -- |
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Circumvent Problems before They Occur -- |
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Ask the Right Questions -- |
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Consider the Layout of Responses -- |
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Be Encouraging to Students Who Remain Quiet -- |
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Using Social Media Such as Twitter, Facebook, Blogs, or Skype to Stimulate Online Discussion -- |
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How Do We Speak Online? -- |
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Style of Online Writing -- |
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Scope for Misinterpretation -- |
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Gender Differences -- |
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Racial Differences -- |
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How We Show We Are Listening and Caring Online -- |
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Who Cares? Listening and Caring -- |
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September 11, 2001 -- |
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Pedagogical Loneliness -- |
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Overcoming Problematic Situations -- |
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Heated Online Discussions -- |
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The Late Student -- |
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Academic Integrity -- |
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Suggestions for How to Avoid Feeling Overwhelmed -- |
Miscellaneous information |
8. |
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Innovative Online Teaching Techniques -- |
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Group Work -- |
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Group Hopping -- |
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Optimal Group Size -- |
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Implications of the Instructor Seeing Each Group Discussion -- |
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Group Work in Large Classes: Case Studies and Collaborative Problem Solving -- |
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Assigning Groups -- |
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Individual Student Roles within Their Group -- |
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The Instructor's Contribution to Group Discussion -- |
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The Nonparticipating Student -- |
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Group Presentations -- |
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Other Forms of Group Work -- |
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Role-Playing -- |
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A Writing Game -- |
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Holding a Debate -- |
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Synchronous Online Tools -- |
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Suggested Uses of Synchronous Online Tools -- |
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Faculty Reactions to Synchronous Online Conversations -- |
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Student Reactions to Synchronous Online Conversations -- |
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Ground Rules Concerning Conversation Patterns and Flows -- |
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Should Attendance in the Online Chat Be Mandatory? -- |
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Using Skype as a Synchronous Online Educational Tool -- |
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Online Guest Lecturers -- |
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The Online Guest Makes a Scheduled Synchronous Appearance -- |
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The Online Guest Spends a Week in the Class, Responding Asynchronously -- |
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Virtual Field Trips -- |
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Integration of Web Sites -- |
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Guidelines for Students Doing Web Research -- |
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Student Presentations of Their Discovered Web Sites -- |
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Other Types of Student Online Presentations -- |
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Student Portfolios -- |
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Academic Writing for Students in the Age of the Internet -- |
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Use of Portfolios in Online Workshops -- |
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Comparison of a Master Class with an Online Workshop -- |
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Journals -- |
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Online Team Teaching -- |
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Advantages of Team Teaching -- |
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Potential Problems of Team Teaching -- |
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Intriguing Uses of the Team Teaching Concept -- |
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Handling an Interruption or Unexpected Change of Direction -- |
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Team-Teaching the Hybrid Class -- |
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Grading -- |
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Online Testing and Grading -- |
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Knowing a Student's Real Identity -- |
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Grading the Electronic Essay or Take-Home Exam -- |
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Grading for Quality of Responses in Online Discussion -- |
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Grading Group Work -- |
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Grading Synchronous Online Conversations -- |
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Grading Online Multiple-Choice Quizzes -- |
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Part 3. |
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Assessment -- |
Miscellaneous information |
9. |
Title |
Opinions About Online Teaching and Learning -- |
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Online Education Versus Correspondence Courses -- |
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Caring about Students You Never Meet -- |
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Exerting Quality Control Online -- |
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Overwhelming Aspects of Incorporating Technology -- |
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Learning to Meaningfully Apply Technology in Education -- |
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One Size Does Not Fit All -- |
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Hidden Costs -- |
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Online Teaching Is Time-Consuming -- |
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The Value of Being Physically Present -- |
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Advantages of Freedom and Flexibility -- |
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Richer, More Reflective Discussion -- |
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Informality as an Online Asset -- |
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High Satisfaction Levels of Online Students and Faculty -- |
Miscellaneous information |
10. |
Title |
Building a Model of Assessment of Online Education -- |
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Factors to Be Considered When Performing Assessments -- |
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Emotional Reactions -- |
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Are All Students Suited to Online Learning? -- |
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Can Meaningful Comparisons Be Made between Campus and Online Classes? -- |
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Impact of the Technology -- |
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Other Possible Frustrations of Online Students -- |
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Is Online Education Suitable for All Instructors? -- |
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Pragmatic Considerations of Accurately Performing Assessments -- |
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Transference of Knowledge and Skills -- |
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A Criteria-Referenced Study: Assessment as a Measure of Achievement of Course Goals and Learning Outcomes -- |
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Technological Stability -- |
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Concluding Comments about Assessment of Online Education -- |
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Learning as a Social Process, Impacted by Long-Term Memory -- |
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The Assessment Triangle -- |
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The Value of Small-Scale Assessments -- |
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The Impact on Analytical Skills and Knowledge Acquisition -- |
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Preconceived Ideas about Innate Ability -- |
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Transference of Acquired Knowledge -- |
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Additional Skills Acquired as an Online Learner -- |
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The Need for Frequent Formative Assessments and Student Feedback -- |
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Feedback from Peers -- |
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Afterword -- |
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References -- |
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Index. |
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Internet in higher education |
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Social aspects |
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