| Read a Post | | | | Reply to this Post | | | Online Teaching | | Posted By: Daniel Elliott on August 11, 2003 | | | Thank you for sharing your findings. I would agree with each of them from my own frustrations about my online teaching experiences. But I am left yet with a feeling of how terribly labor-intensive this is. If my online class is of any size more than five or six it takes HUGE amounts of time to bring about the sort of interaction and community you are talking about building. Mly university wants to stuff as many in an online class as will register for it. Luckily I haven't had more than 20 so far but that was still an amplification of my normal prep and delivery time to another power of ten.
Thanks for your response.
Dan |
| | Thread Hierarchy |  Effective discussion boards in online education by Janet Smith on June 24, 2003- Thoughts or articles by Cecil McManus on July 2, 2003
- Discussion Board by Robyn Harding on July 14, 2003
- Re: Effective discussion boards in online education by Andrew Topper on August 6, 2003
- Online Education by Leilani Carbonell Pedroni on August 6, 2003
- good article by Wanda Nitsch on August 14, 2003
- design of instructional discussion boards by Kathleen Roberts on August 26, 2003
- Still more articles on this topic! by Andrew Topper on August 29, 2003
- Some comments on this topic - based on my experiences by Andrew Topper on August 30, 2003
- online discussion boards by Susan Schroeder on September 3, 2003
- Interest in collaborating on a presentation @ SITE 05 on this topic? by Andrew Topper on August 2, 2004
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