Best practices of online education :
Best practices of online education : a guide for Christian higher education /
edited by Mark A. Maddix, Northwest Nazarene University, James R. Estep, Lincoln Christian University, Mary E. Lowe, Erskine Theological Seminary.
- Charlotte, NC : Information Age Publishing Inc., c2012.
- xiii, 193 p. ; pbk ; 25 cm
Includes bibliographical references.
Part 1 : Theoretical and Theological Foundations of Online Education.
Educational theory and online education / Mark H. Heinemann and James Riley Estep Jr. --
Adult learning theory and online learning / Steve D. Lowe --
Developing online learning communities / Mark A. Maddix -- Social presence in online learning / Stephen Kemp --
Spiritual formation as whole-person development in online education / Mary E. Lowe --
Challenges and opportunities for online theological education / James Riley Estep Jr. and Steven Yates. Section 3 : Developing and assessing online course and programs.
Evaluating course management systems / Eric Kellerer --
Developing effective infrastructures for online programs / Gregory W. Bourgond --
Developing online programs / David M. Phillips --
Online program and curriculum mapping // Christine Bauer and Mary Jones --
Online course design considerations / Christine Bauer and Mary Jones --
Assessing online learning / Meri MacLeod. Part 1 : Theoretical and Theological Foundations of Online Education.
Educational theory and online education / Mark H. Heinemann and James Riley Estep Jr. --
Adult learning theory and online learning / Steve D. Lowe --
Developing online learning communities / Mark A. Maddix -- Social presence in online learning / Stephen Kemp --
Spiritual formation as whole-person development in online education / Mary E. Lowe --
Challenges and opportunities for online theological education / James Riley Estep Jr. and Steven Yates.
The book provides best practices from online educators who are engaged in online teaching and program development in Christian higher education. It also explores the distinct aspects of teaching and developing online courses and programs from a Christian perspective and within Christian higher education institutions. As such it is can serve as a ready resource for academic administrators and professors, novices and veterans at online program development and instruction.
Teachers; Administrators
9781617357688 (pbk.)
2012000584
Christian universities and colleges--Data processing.--United States
Computer-assisted instruction--United States.
Online learning--religious aspects--Christianity.
371.3340973/BES
Includes bibliographical references.
Part 1 : Theoretical and Theological Foundations of Online Education.
Educational theory and online education / Mark H. Heinemann and James Riley Estep Jr. --
Adult learning theory and online learning / Steve D. Lowe --
Developing online learning communities / Mark A. Maddix -- Social presence in online learning / Stephen Kemp --
Spiritual formation as whole-person development in online education / Mary E. Lowe --
Challenges and opportunities for online theological education / James Riley Estep Jr. and Steven Yates. Section 3 : Developing and assessing online course and programs.
Evaluating course management systems / Eric Kellerer --
Developing effective infrastructures for online programs / Gregory W. Bourgond --
Developing online programs / David M. Phillips --
Online program and curriculum mapping // Christine Bauer and Mary Jones --
Online course design considerations / Christine Bauer and Mary Jones --
Assessing online learning / Meri MacLeod. Part 1 : Theoretical and Theological Foundations of Online Education.
Educational theory and online education / Mark H. Heinemann and James Riley Estep Jr. --
Adult learning theory and online learning / Steve D. Lowe --
Developing online learning communities / Mark A. Maddix -- Social presence in online learning / Stephen Kemp --
Spiritual formation as whole-person development in online education / Mary E. Lowe --
Challenges and opportunities for online theological education / James Riley Estep Jr. and Steven Yates.
The book provides best practices from online educators who are engaged in online teaching and program development in Christian higher education. It also explores the distinct aspects of teaching and developing online courses and programs from a Christian perspective and within Christian higher education institutions. As such it is can serve as a ready resource for academic administrators and professors, novices and veterans at online program development and instruction.
Teachers; Administrators
9781617357688 (pbk.)
2012000584
Christian universities and colleges--Data processing.--United States
Computer-assisted instruction--United States.
Online learning--religious aspects--Christianity.
371.3340973/BES
