Tag Archives: OLI

First Reflections about ECON 201, the Online Version

Posted on September 1, 2012 by sgreenla

I just finished the first week in my first fully online course, which I’m teaching in parallel with the same course in a traditional, face-to-face environment.  I blogged about the planning process intermittently, but I want to be more systematic … Continue reading →

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Interaction in a Content-Based Online Course

Posted on June 20, 2012 by sgreenla

The more I work on my first online course, the more I feel that one could spend an infinite amount of time on this and still find new things I’d like to add or expand upon.  If you’ve never taught … Continue reading →

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How can an online course be superior to a traditional face-to-face course?

Posted on May 26, 2012 by sgreenla

I’ve gotten into the habit of posting nearly completely thought out ideas, with the result  that I’ve largely stopped blogging, or more precisely, I have a stack of half written posts in draft none of which I’ve managed to publish.  … Continue reading →

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