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How to hire technology leaders, not followers

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Ideally, a member of the eLearning team should be involved in assessing resumes and in interviewing prospective staff. Here are few examples: Technology skills: These are the fundamental skills of using a computer effectively, using the internet and school network effectively, and being able to problem solve basic technology problems.

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Should Online Learning Replace Classroom Learning?

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This approach allows students to benefit from the flexibility and accessibility of online learning while still enjoying the invaluable interactions and support provided by traditional classroom settings. Is eLearning a good substitute for classroom learning? However, e-learning has its merits.

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Classroom Learning

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Key points: Traditional classroom learning is now modernizing Debates remain about online vs. classroom learning Stay up to date on the latest in classroom learning trends Classroom learning remains a cornerstone of education, fostering a dynamic environment where students engage with peers and instructors in real-time.

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Online Learning vs. Classroom Learning Research

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Studies indicate that certain students, particularly those with scheduling constraints or in remote areas, benefit significantly from the flexibility afforded by online education. However, critiques of online learning emphasize concerns regarding social interaction and student engagement.

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Five Ways to Engage Students outside of the Online Classroom

Faculty Focus

A neat example that would work for a psychology class is to have students break an innocent social norm, like facing the back wall when they get into an elevator or facing the side wall—just doing something opposite of what is expected and then reporting on how people respond to that strange action.

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Five Ways to Engage Students outside of the Online Classroom

Faculty Focus

A neat example that would work for a psychology class is to have students break an innocent social norm, like facing the back wall when they get into an elevator or facing the side wall—just doing something opposite of what is expected and then reporting on how people respond to that strange action.