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Helping Faculty Design Online Courses in Higher Education

Encyclopedia of Information Communication Technologies and Adult Education Integration: Volume I-III
Journal · Vol. 1-2 · pp. 779-794
Abstract

The steady growth of online education has created increasing demands for faculty to design and teach online courses. At issue is the limited pedagogical preparation of higher education faculty hindering motivation to participate or the quality of their online teaching experiences. To address this issue faculty development supports are needed to help faculty transition into online teaching. This article provides an overview of related issues and a sample of emerging faculty development models followed with a description of a promising model integrating design, pedagogical, use of technology, and assessment considerations and adult development, learning, and planning principles. Emerging trends stemming from the review of related issues are also highlighted. © 2011 by IGI Global. All rights reserved.

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E-learning Teaching Curricula High educations Development model Integrating design On-line education Teaching experience Online teaching Online course Development support Faculty development Pedagogical use
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University of South Florida, Florida, FL, United States
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