Wednesday, June 26
3:50 PM-4:10 PM
CEST
Jordaan 1&2

Apply a Research-Supported Quality Assurance Process to Evaluate and Improve e-Learning at Course and Program Levels

Brief Paper ID: 54271
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    Deb Adair
    Quality Matters

Abstract: Students’ achievement of stated learning outcomes in online, blended, or e-learning courses and programs requires more than motivation and hard work on the student’s part. It needs support and resources from all levels including infrastructure, faculty engagement, and peer interaction etc., the foundation of which is pedagogically sound course and program design based on standards that facilitate student learning with easy navigation, measurable learning outcomes, effective assessment practices, rich content and resources, active engagement, just-in-time student support, and universal design principles. The presenter will introduce a research-supported approach to quality assurance and continuous improvement for online and blended learning at course and program levels. This process can be adapted to local culture, tradition, and pedagogy of any educational community, and implemented accordingly to achieve institutional or organizational goals not only for higher education institutions, K-12 schools, publishing industry, but also continuing and professional education as well as corporate e-learning.

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