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Worldwide, the use of the Internet to deliver instruction has increased exponentially. Course management systems (CMS) are widely used to deliver courses completely at a distance. Implications and recommendations for higher education institutions include promoting best practices, providing functional policies and procedures centered on student learning, and providing faculty training and services to facilitate meaningful learning outcomes. The role of distance education and the specializations of experts in the field is changing. As distance education enrollment and competition increase,…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Worldwide, the use of the Internet to deliver
instruction has increased exponentially. Course
management systems (CMS) are widely used to deliver
courses completely at a distance. Implications and
recommendations for higher education institutions
include promoting best practices, providing
functional policies and procedures centered on
student learning, and providing faculty training and
services to facilitate meaningful learning outcomes.
The role of distance education and the
specializations of experts in the field is changing.
As distance education enrollment and competition
increase, stakeholders will be required to have a
formal knowledge in the field, and an immense
understanding of using the theoretical approaches to
administer distance education programs. Practitioners
will need to maintain an awareness of the historical
significance of distance education. They will need to
provide an environment where learning thrives, is
driven by pedagogy, and is fueled by innovative
instructional technologies.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Fink has some 20 years experience in the use of learning
technologies: 13 years in higher education and several years
consulting with technology corporations.
His research interests include the investigation of social
interaction, cybernetics, informatics, information literacy,
cognition and metacognition.