Friday, March 21
10:45 AM-11:15 AM
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A Survey Sample of the ID Processes Utilized in Online Course Offerings in Higher Education

Full Paper ID: 41830
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    Jane Strickland
    Idaho State University
  2. Albert Strickland
    Idaho State University (retired)

Abstract: This study centered on the ID process that higher education institutions are utilizing in designing online courses. A survey instrument was created and sent to a sample of higher education institutions in several western states. The results indicate there are three types of higher education implementation plans: Type 1 – Institutions; Type 2 – Colleges or Departments; and, Type 3– individual faculty. There appears to be a lack of face and content validity for evaluation. There does not appear to be a widespread use of IDEs or SMEs working in concert to create online courses. This investigation has revealed information for revision and refinement prior to a larger sampling: (1) a more focused sampling technique is needed to gather a broader range of responses; and (2) this type of investigation is important to higher education as the number of online courses and the audiences they serve face continued and rapid growth.

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