Archive for the 'Course Development' Category

Virtual Schooling Evaluations

Wednesday, August 2nd, 2006

One of the more commons ways that research has been conducted on virtual schooling has been through the process of conducting evaluations.  In May and June I posted a series that outlined the research studies that I have conducted with virtual schools, specifically the Centre for Distance Learning and Innovation.  In that discussion I failed to [...]

Students Perceptions of Web-Based Design

Friday, June 30th, 2006

This study was a follow-up to the teachers and designers perceptions of web-based design study that had been conducted the previous year (see Teachers and Designers Perceptions of Web-Based Design). Like the previous study, this is one that I have yet to publish on – although I do have a fairly good findings section created [...]

Teachers and Designers Perceptions of Web-Based Design

Monday, June 19th, 2006

This was the first study that I conducted as a doctoral student at the University of Georgia.  It started as a project that I did for my qualitative research courses, that I would expand upon later – see one of the future entries on Student Perceptions of Web-Based Design.
The purpose of this study is to [...]

Learning Styles, Student Performance and Web-based Design

Wednesday, June 7th, 2006

This is the second study that I conducted with the Centre for Distance Learning and Innovation.  It began during the first year of operation while I was the Web-Based Initiatives Facilitator for the Vista School District (i.e., I was responsible for the introduction of the CDLI in my school district).  In the first year there [...]