IDEAL Distance Education and Blended Learning Handbook, 8th Edition

Vanek, J.; Simpson, D.; Harris, J.; Goumas, J.

Acknowledgements

Introduction

Chapter 1 | Setting the Stage

Chapter 2 | Recruitment

Chapter 3 | Assessing Readiness

Chapter 4 | Orientation

Chapter 5 | Instruction

Chapter 6 | Assessment

Chapter 7 | Administrative Issues

Appendix A: Tools to Assess Learner Readiness and Supports Needed

Appendix B: Tips for Teaching Distance or Blended Learning

Appendix C: Description of an Effective Teacher

Appendix D: Computer Skills Assessment for Teachers

Appendix E: Using Webinars in Distance Education Pilots

Front Matter

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