
Research on Enhancing the Interactivity of Online Learning
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- Cover
- Research on Enhancing the Interactivity of Online Learning
- Copyrights
- CONTENTS
- LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
- 1. Future Directions for Online Learning
- 2. Learner Intent and Online Learning
- 3. An Emerging Hybrid Model for Interactive Online Learning
- 4. Assessment in Online Learning: Are Students Really Learning?
- 5. Authentic Assessment Through Problem-Based Learning in the Online Environment
- 6. Collaborating on an Interactive Online Study Guide
- 7. Using Narrative Strategies to Enhance Interactivity Online
- 8. Enhancing Elementary Teachers' Understanding of Inquiry: Teaching and Learning Using Online Scientific Discourse
- 9. Collaborative Learning Environments Across the Internet
- 10. Problem-Solving and Coping Strategies Used in an Online Learning Environment
- 11. Concept Mapping and E-Learning: A Pathway Toward Thinking Dispositions
- CHAPTER 1: FUTURE DIRECTIONS FOR ONLINE LEARNING
- CHAPTER 2: LEARNER INTENT AND ONLINE LEARNING
- LITERATURE REVIEW
- UNDERSTANDING THE IMPORTANCE OF LEARNER INTENT IN ONLINE LEARNING SITUATIONS
- Learner Intent
- Learner Intent and Motivation
- Intent and Self-Regulation
- METHOD
- Research Approach
- Research Design
- Participants
- Online Courses
- Data Collection
- Data Analysis
- The Problematic Goal of Course Completion: Results and Discussion
- Promoting Online Learning
- Conditions and Practices That De-emphasize Learning
- Administrative Practices
- Schedule Overload
- Arbitrary Deadlines
- Inadequate Assessment and Feedback Policies
- Instructional Practices
- Poor Assessment and Feedback
- Inappropriate Level of Difficulty
- Ineffective Instructional Material and Strategies
- Conditions and Practices That Promote Learning
- CONCLUSION
- REFERENCES
- CHAPTER 3: AN EMERGING HYBRID MODEL FOR INTERACTIVE ONLINE LEARNING
- OVERVIEW
- THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
- METHOD
- Subjects
- Research Questions
- Analysis
- RESULTS
- RECOMMENDATIONS
- Planning Online Discussions
- Types of Questions
- Purpose of Questions
- Number and Pacing of Questions
- Asynchronous Versus Synchronous Interactivity
- Use of Discussions
- Managing Online Discussions
- Familiarize Students with Discussion Tools
- Humanize the Environment
- Organize Discussion Topics
- Facilitate the Discussion
- Scaffold Discussions
- Establish Guidelines for Discussions
- Netiquette
- Specify When Feedback Will Be Provided
- Format of Postings
- Specify Deadlines
- Specify Participation Requirements
- Provide Feedback
- Specify Different Roles of Students in a Discussion
- CONCLUSION
- REFERENCES
- CHAPTER 4: ASSESSMENT IN ONLINE LEARNING: ARE STUDENTS REALLY LEARNING?
- METHODOLOGY
- CATEGORIES OF ASSESSMENT
- ASSESSMENT TOOLS IDENTIFIED IN THE LITERATURE
- Interaction (Feedback)
- Student Perceptions of Learning
- Self-Assessment
- Task/Performance Assessments
- Portfolios
- Flyers and Newsletters
- Student-Led Conferences
- Grades
- Writing
- Active Learning
- Critical Thinking
- Collaboration
- Social Presence
- THE FUTURE OF ONLINE ASSESSMENT
- CONCLUSION
- REFERENCES
- CHAPTER 5: AUTHENTIC ASSESSMENT THROUGH PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING IN THE ONLINE ENVIRONMENT
- INTRODUCTION
- BACKGROUND OF PBL AND FOUNDATIONS IN TECHNOLOGY
- PBL IN DISTANCE ENVIRONMENTS
- THE PEDAGOGY OF PBL IN ONLINE LEARNING
- Learning Outcome Goals
- Skills and Necessary Technology
- Support Issues
- Faculty Support Issues
- Learner Support Issues
- Development Time
- Examples
- WebQuests
- Gaming
- Real-World PBL
- CONCLUSION
- REFERENCES
- CHAPTER 6: COLLABORATING ON AN INTERACTIVE ONLINE STUDY GUIDE
- THEORETICAL BASIS FOR THE COLLABORATIVE, INTERACTIVE STUDY GUIDE
- COLLABORATION
- INTRODUCTION OF THE INTERACTIVE, ONLINE STUDY GUIDE ASSIGNMENT
- MULTIGENRE PAPERS AND HYPERMEDIA
- WEBQUESTS AND WEB INQUIRY PROJECTS
- MINDTOOLS
- INTERACTIVE STUDY GUIDE
- EXPECTATION
- RESEARCH DESIGN
- QUESTIONS
- GROUPS: TRADITIONAL PAPER AND INTERACTIVE STUDY GUIDE
- DATA SOURCES
- FLOW OF INSTRUCTIONAL ACTIVITIES IN THE ISG ASSIGNMENT
- RESEARCH FINDINGS
- Carryover to the Classroom for the Paper Group
- Carryover to the Classroom for the ISG Group
- General Comments
- Interactive Reading
- Literature
- Study Guide
- Writing and Planning
- Research
- Collaboration
- Summary
- USE OF TECHNOLOGY
- DISCUSSION
- Real-Time Communication
- The Place of Traditional Papers
- Learning from Others' Insights
- Preparation for Online Collaboration
- CONCLUSION
- REFERENCES
- CHAPTER 7: USING NARRATIVE STRATEGIES TO ENHANCE INTERACTIVITY ONLINE
- LITERATURE REVIEW
- DEFINITIONS
- USE OF NARRATIVE STRATEGIES IN INSTRUCTION
- A STORY MODEL
- RESEARCH QUESTIONS
- METHODOLOGY
- FINDINGS
- Student Employment of Egan's Five Story Writing Elements
- How Students Addressed Each of Egan's Five Elements
- The Story Starter
- Topic
- Binary Opposites or Conflict
- Story Organization
- Conflict Resolution
- The Case Study
- Topic
- Conflict and Story Organization
- Conflict Resolution
- Reflective Question
- Evaluation
- The Dialog Activity
- Topic
- Conflict
- Story Organization
- Conflict Resolution
- Evaluation
- STUDENT AND TEACHER ASSESSMENT OF USABILITY
- The Story Starter
- Effectiveness
- Efficiency
- Appeal
- The Case Study
- Effectiveness
- Efficiency
- Appeal
- The Dialog Activity
- Effectiveness
- Efficiency
- Appeal
- How Students Interacted During the Three Narrative Activities
- Frequency of Student Interactions
- Survey Responses Related to Interactivity
- Student Suggestions for an Improved Team Experience
- ANALYSIS AND IMPLICATIONS
- Story Construction
- Usability
- Interactivity
- Guidelines for the Design of Online Narrative Activities
- All Strategies
- CONCLUSION
- REFERENCES
- CHAPTER 8: ENHANCING ELEMENTARY TEACHERS' UNDERSTANDING OF INQUIRY: TEACHING AND LEARNING USING ONLINE SCIENTIFIC DISCOURSE
- REVIEW OF LITERATURE
- RESEARCH DESIGN
- DESCRIPTION OF COURSE ACTIVITIES
- COLLECTION OF DATA SOURCES
- DATA ANALYSIS
- FINDINGS
- Topic 1: Teachers' Views of Science Inquiry and Science Inquiry Teaching
- Topic 2: Involvement of Elementary Teachers in Online ScientificDiscourse
- Improvement in Argument Development
- Patterns of Knowledge Construction Within and Across Groups
- Topic 3: Effect of the Online Scientific Discourse on Teachers' Enablement to Implement Inquiry-Based Science
- DISCUSSION AND IMPLICATIONS
- The Design of Portfolio and Discussion Board
- Technical Problems
- Technology Ability and Lack of Time for Online Assignments
- Resistance of Elementary Teachers to the Online Experience
- The Course Design
- CONCLUSION
- REFERENCES
- AUTHOR NOTE
- CHAPTER 9: COLLABORATIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS ACROSS THE INTERNET
- OVERVIEW
- REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
- Collaborative Education
- Telecollaborative Education
- METHOD
- RESULTS
- Case Study: Social Studies Teacher Education Classes
- Excerpts from Online Activity: An Introduction
- Application to Practice
- Technical Features
- Instructional Planning
- Months in Advance
- A Few Weeks in Advance
- For the First Class
- Effective Videoconferencing Teaching
- Video Quality
- Audio Quality
- Keeping the Session Interesting
- Instructional Strategies
- Videoconferencing Protocol
- DISCUSSION
- CONCLUSION
- REFERENCES
- APPENDIX A
- Reviewed Web Sites for Collaborative Teaching and Education
- APPENDIX B
- Additional Readings and Resources
- CHAPTER 10: PROBLEM-SOLVING AND COPING STRATEGIES USED IN AN ONLINE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
- OVERVIEW
- RESEARCH DESIGN
- Purpose
- Participants, Setting, and Methodology
- FINDINGS
- Online Coping Strategies to Solve Problems Encountered
- Side Groups
- Time Constraints
- Technology
- Venting Frustration and Use of Humor
- Online Facilitator Strategies
- Evaluation of Course Capstone Project
- Earth System Science Online Course
- CONCLUSION
- REFERENCES
- CHAPTER 11: CONCEPT MAPPING AND E-LEARNING: A PATHWAY TOWARD THINKING DISPOSITIONS
- INTRODUCTION
- BACKGROUND
- The Concrete-Abstract Continuum
- Conceptually Constructed Thinking Dispositions
- Concept Mapping: From Theoretical to Visual
- The Participants, the Design, and the Method
- ANALYSIS
- DISCUSSION
- CONCLUSION
- REFERENCES
- APPENDIX A
- Concept Map Rubric
- APPENDIX B
- Concept Map Scoring Instrument
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