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    1. E-Learning Myth-busters Is Conventional Wisdom Wrong?
    2. Lake Superior College Duluth, Minnesota
    3. Vital Stats
      • Approx.2,000 students take at least one online course each semester at LSC.
      • 141 sections of online courses were taught during spring semester 2008.
      • 89% of all available seats are taken.
      • Approx. 65 faculty members teach at least one online course per year at LSC.
    4. ITC - North Central States
    5. What is your experience with online education?
      • Taught an online class.
      • Taken online class.
      • Both 1 & 2 above.
      • Neither 1 nor 2 above.
    6. Famous Quotes #1
      • George Washington once said (re: the cherry tree incident):
      • "I can't tell a lie, Pa; you know I can't tell a lie. I did cut it with my hatchet.“
      • (Or did he?)
    7. Famous Quotes #2
      • Al Gore once said:
      • “ I invented the Internet.”
      • (Or did he?)
    8. Famous Quotes #3
      • George W. Bush once said:
      • “ Too many OB-GYNs aren’t able to practice their love with women all across this country.”
      • (Or did he?)
    9. Choose the accurate quote.
      • George Washington
      • Al Gore
      • George W. Bush
      • All of the above are true
      • All of the above are false
    10. Against USC, the Buckeyes …
      • Got jobbed by the refs
      • Were looking ahead to game with Troy U.
      • Were suffering from jet lag
      • Were distracted by California girls
      • None of the above
    11. E-Learning Myth-busters Point of View: The Student Perspective
    12. Student Perspective: Questions 1-3
      • E-Learning students believe that a sense of community is important
      • Online students plagiarize more than “traditional” students
      • e-Learning enables anytime, anywhere learning
    13. E-Learning students believe that a sense of community (in their e-learning) is important
      • Reality
      • Myth
    14. Online students plagiarize more than “traditional” students
      • Reality
      • Myth
    15. e-Learning enables anytime, anywhere learning
      • Reality
      • Myth
    16. Student Perspective: Questions 4-6
      • Digital natives are well prepared for e-Learning
      • Cheating is rampant among online students
      • Online students are less satisfied with their college experience than F-2-F students
    17. Digital natives are well prepared for e-Learning
      • Reality
      • Myth
    18. Cheating is rampant among online students
      • Reality
      • Myth
    19. Online students are less satisfied with their college experience than F-2-F students
      • Reality
      • Myth
    20. Importance Scale - PSOL
    21. Online Students Plagiarize More
      • Really? Prove it!
      • Could it be that online students get caught more?
      • Do you really think that on-ground students don’t use mainly the same tools to write their papers?
    22.  
    23. How Important is AAL?
      • From Birmingham Grid for Learning:
      • AAL – Potentially the single most significant educational initiative in decades
    24. Anytime, Anywhere Learning
      • Anyone can learn anytime and anywhere .
      • Ummm, no, they can’t!
      • This rarely applies to individual students.
      • Net Generation
      • Next Generation
      • Nexters
      • Generation Y
      • Generation Why
      • Millennials
      • Digital Natives
      • Generation Now
      • iGeneration
      • Echo Boomers
      • Google
      • Generation
      • Nintendo
      • Generation
      • Screenagers
      • That’s Crazy talk.
      • Let’s consolidate.
      • Digital
      • Net Gennials
    25. “ Digital Net-gennials” Get It
      • Um, no, they don’t!!
      • They get MySpace and FaceBook.
      • They get IM and text messaging.
      • They have very few technology skills that we expect them to use in e-Learning.
      • Is that their problem, or ours?
    26. Cheating is Rampant
      • Really? Prove it!!
      • Stanford dorm resident?
      • Troy University – Big Brother device
      • Lucky for us, Congress is ready to save us from the cheaters.
    27. Student Satisfaction Ratings
    28. E-Learning Myth-busters Point of View: The Faculty Perspective
    29. Faculty Perspective: Questions 7-9
      • Faculty are embracing the concept of shared electronic learning objects
      • Online faculty work harder
      • I don’t have the time to learn any of this new stuff
    30. Faculty are embracing the concept of shared electronic learning objects
      • Reality
      • Myth
    31. Online faculty work harder
      • Reality
      • Myth
    32. I don’t have time to learn any of this new stuff
      • Reality
      • Myth
    33. Faculty Perspective: Questions 10-12
      • Web accessibility is NOT my job!
      • Entertaining students is NOT my job!
      • Highly interactive online courses are better than courses with little interaction.
    34. Faculty: Web accessibility is NOT my job!
      • Reality
      • Myth
    35. Faculty: Entertaining students is NOT my job!
      • Reality
      • Myth
    36. Highly interactive courses are better than courses with little interaction
      • Reality
      • Myth
    37. Learning Objects?
      • Define SCORM.
      • What is a SCO?
      • Name 3 different ways that an LOR can be used effectively.
      • Huh? What’s an LOR?
    38. Faculty Effort
      • Work harder?
        • Really? All of them?
      • Highly interactive, highly engaged faculty work very hard – regardless of the delivery method.
    39. I Don’t Have the Time
      • Since when is it okay for a teacher to stop learning?
      • Are you sure that all the things you do now are more valuable that learning new things?
      • What if the new things make you better, or more efficient, or more effective?
    40. Web Accessibility is Not MY Job
      • Um, yes, it is!!
      • If you truly believe that, then STOP teaching on the web.
      • See how frustrating this is? Don’t do this to your students!!
    41. Entertaining Students is Not MY Job
      • Um, yes, it is!!
      • If you truly believe that, then STOP teaching on the web (and everywhere else for that matter).
      • Have you ever listened to an incredibly boring keynote address?
    42. Interaction
      • Interaction is good (we think) – but what exactly is it?
      • How does one interact with static content?
      • “ Interactive” is the most overused and abused term in e-Learning today.
    43. E-Learning Myth-busters Point of View: The Broader Perspective
    44. Questions 13-15
      • A VLE is an important component of e-Learning
      • Second Life will be the Second Coming for teaching and learning.
      • Through web analytics reporting, we are learning a tremendous amount of useful information about the behavior and activities of our online students.
    45. A Virtual Learning Environment (or LMS) is an important component of e-Learning
      • Absolutely Essential
      • Very Important
      • Important
      • Slightly Important
      • Not Really Necessary
    46. Second Life will be the Second Coming for teaching and learning.
      • Reality
      • Myth
    47. Through web analytics reporting, we are learning a tremendous amount of useful information about the behavior and activities of our online students.
      • Reality
      • Myth
    48. Questions 16-18
      • Through the use of rubrics and standards related to the quality of online courses (i.e. Quality Matters™), we are sufficiently addressing the questions about e-learning quality.
      • The cost to the institution and the price (tuition) to the student should be lower for e-Learning than traditional bricks-and-mortar education.
      • Online learning is plagued by a huge number of fictitious students.
    49. Through the use of rubrics and standards related to the quality of online courses (i.e. Quality Matters™), we are sufficiently addressing the questions about e-learning quality
      • Reality
      • Myth
    50. The cost to the institution and the price (tuition) to the student should be lower for e-Learning than traditional bricks-and-mortar education.
      • Reality
      • Myth
    51. Online learning is plagued with a huge number of fictitious students
      • Reality
      • Myth
    52. VLE or PLE?
      • Virtual learning environments need to become more open, more flexible, more creative and less reactive.
      • Embracing Web 2.0 concepts in a more open, more personalized learning environment is the future.
    53. Second Life in Education
    54. Web Analytics
      • The amount of information available about our students is mind boggling.
      • However, we are not mining it and using it.
    55. QualityMatters is Sufficient
      • QualityMatters looks at the quality of course design.
      • That’s good, but it’s only one leg holding up the stool.
      • Um, no, it isn’t!!
      Learning Quality Concerns Design Teaching
    56. Learning Level Is High Teaching Level Is High Course Design Meets Standards Learning Assessment Performance Eval QualityMatters ®
    57. Learning Level Is Low Teaching Level Is High Course Design Meets Standards Learning Assessment Performance Eval QualityMatters ®
    58. Learning Level Is High Teaching Level Is High Course Design Below Standard Learning Assessment Performance Eval QualityMatters ®
    59. Learning Level Is High Teaching Level Is Low Course Design Meets Standards Learning Assessment Performance Eval QualityMatters ®
    60. Learning Level Is Low Teaching Level Is Low Course Design Meets Standards Learning Assessment Performance Eval QualityMatters ®
    61. Learning Level Is Low Teaching Level Is High Course Design Below Standard Learning Assessment Performance Eval QualityMatters ®
    62. Learning Level Is Low Teaching Level Is Low Course Design Below Standard Learning Assessment Performance Eval QualityMatters ®
    63. Lower Cost for Online?
      • Why tuition differentials?
      • Just because we can?
      • Or because online learning has been an add-on at all campuses with new and additional costs incurred?
    64. Fictitious Students?
      • This has been the #1 fear since online learning began.
      • To this date, there is no credible evidence that I am aware of that indicates that this is a real problem.
    65. Other Myths or Realities?
      • I have 35 items on the list so far.
      • Send me your ideas to add to the list.
      • [email_address]
    66. More about e-Learning Myths at: Desire2blog.blogspot.com

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