The Journey of this Fellow

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Tanya Joosten, Ph.D.

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As the Online Learning Consortium (OLC) Fellows Class of 2019 are announced, it is a time when we can reflect back and look forward within the field of online learning.  I was humbled to receive my designation as a Fellow Read More >

International Report: Neuromyths and Evidence-Based Practices in Higher Education

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Kristen Betts, Ed.D.,Clinical Professor, Drexel University

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The Online Learning Consortium partnered with 10 researchers from higher education institutions across three countries in 2018-19 to conduct an international study with instructors, instructional designers, and professional development administrators on neuromyths and evidence-based practices in higher education. While the Read More >

Engagement at the Core of Quality in Distance Education

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Victoria Brown, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Florida Atlantic University

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The difference between education and training is the social dimension of learning. Education is perceived to be more of a social process whereas training is the learning of a skill for a specific purpose. John Dewey (1897) stated it best, Read More >

New Book: Post-Recession Community College Reform: A Decade of Experimentation

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Anthony G. Picciano, Founding Member, OLC Board of Directors; Professor, School of Education, Hunter College and Graduate Center; City University of New York

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Dear OLC Community, My colleague, Chet Jordan and I, have just had our new book, Post-Recession Community College Reform:  A Decade of Experimentation, published by Routledge/Taylor & Francis. This book focuses on recent developments in American community colleges, specifically examining Read More >

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#WeAreOLC: Phenomenological Research with Storytelling

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Sherri Restauri, Coastal Carolina University (OLC Accelerate 2019 Conference Co-Chair)

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With the idea of stories being a connecting element throughout all of our conference activities, we are creating a variety of opportunities for you to share your story and to hear the stories of others. We’re calling this initiative #WeAreOLC. Read More >

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Where is Digital Pedagogy Taking Us?

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Scott Hamm, Director of Doctorate in Leadership, Director of Online Education, Assistant Professor of Education, Hardin-Simmons University; Advanced Online Teaching Certificate (AOTC) Instructor, OLC

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  As one of the instructors of OLC’s Advanced Online Teaching Certificate course, I catch myself thinking about ways in which digital pedagogy is advancing online education. Over the years, my focus has been on mobile learning and enhancing the online Read More >