Articles Tagged: distance education

As more students continue to enroll in programs and as more online programs continue to be created, the State Authorization Team wants to highlight a ruling regarding placements in the State of Colorado. The...

The number of Ohio State University students enrolled in only distance education courses decreased substantially from 2020 to 2021 as students returned to in-person classes, recent figures show.

The university recently submitted its 2021 distance education...

On the heels of state authorization emerging in higher education , institutions have had to react to meet evolving compliance requirements. State...

State authorization emerged on the horizon of higher education in 2010, when the U.S. Department of Education released its original state authorization language for comment during a required negotiated rulemaking process.

It has since evolved into what we know it as...

Ohio State instructors have a new place to turn fo r teaching strategies and how- tos for eLearning tools....

One semester working with distance education staff from ODEE gave Kim Young th e confidence she needed to add flair to her courses with video.

Since the start of the pandemic, web conferencing platforms ha ve been a boon for instructors seeking to introduce their students to a variety of real-world and industry voices.

When you can't take your students on a field trip, you bring the field trip to them.

There’s a buzz of energy in a classroom when students enter. How do you create that same feeling of camaraderie when your class is separated by cameras and computer screens?

You’re a graduate research assistant working in a lab. You enjoy the work, and some of the research you helped with gets published. There’s just one catch: the principal investigator left your name off the paper. What do you do? Quit the lab? Confront the PI? Go to the dean? Trash them on social...