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| Roles of Participants and Comments About Survey |
| Comments from Survey Participants |
- In the future, learning will be viewed as fundamental orientation not just for students but for working professionals Rather than technology, focus should be on creativity and engagement
- Where can we find the results?
- My personal opinion is that distance learning will migrate into high schools ... as noted, the opportunities for global collaboration with Web 2.0 technologies will be very enticing to students and teachers alike.
- no
- There is an automatic save mechanism that has caused me to start this survey over three times. That is ANNOYING. You now have THREE partial responses from me which likely messes up your results. - Fixed. Thank you.
- this survey keeps timing out on me - it autosaves and then I have to re-enter - not sure where my results are going - this is my third try so I am giving up now - fixed...thank you
- Why did you give entire boxes for responses on closed-ended questions, and tiny boxes for responses on open ended questions? And why use boxes at all in an online closed-ended survey when you could use a likert-type scale with buttons??!??!?!
Response: In the instructions we comment on not using a likert-type scale because we wanted specific comments for the article. A likert wouldn't have served the purpose.
- Tan
- This is my first online course.
- No Comment
- It's not the technology, it is HOW IT GETS USED
- Good luck with your study!
- Thank you. Will we receive results of this? email is: srestaur@jsu.edu
- none
- I would be interested in a copy of your report when complete. Good luck!
- Good luck, folks!
- Our website is http://dl.neric.org, you can get an idea of the area we cover and classes we offer.
- I continue to try to push students to learn to use technology to optimize their learning, but it's difficult to control availability of equipment at home.
- Interesting survey! Makes you think!
- Teaching CS1? Check out www.turingscraft.com
What is your role in distance education at your campus? (student, technical support, instructional design, system administrator, faculty, administrator, etc). Please include your title and email address. Again, Optional - Name, College (k-12 district or company), demographics, etc. How many courses, degree, faculty, students are involved in your distance education program? You don't have to be involved in distance education to |
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- I am a PhD student at Walden University in the Public Health (epidemiology) program. I am also a professor at another university which is not distance education.
- Student Fielding is a blended program I am currently enrolled in online seminar
- Student Instructional Design for Online Courses Technical Support for Online Courses
- not many distance education options for specific degrees
- student
- Student
- I teach a course that uses polycom for joint sessions with universities overseas, including Iran, Indonesia, Russia, and Macedonia.
- faculty
- I am a sophomore student at Center Grove High School
- student
- Interim Director of Distance Learning. Also enrolled in a fully online PhD program. About 180 course, 130 faculty, 3000 students.
- We currently do not have any distance education at our institution.
- At my current campus I am not involved in distance education ... my masters degree was acquired online, and my Ed.D. (in progress) is a hybrid program that utilizes face-to-face sessions to make up for the lack of real person-to-person interface because of technology lag.
- faculty; administrator
- Student
- I use blended technology to teach face-to-face classes, but I have completed our online teaching workshop and am contemplating converting one of my courses to fully online.
- Student
- Faculty and administration
- I am a professor. I teach in our on-line MA program for poli sci.
- none
- none
- faculty
- Technical support and faculty.
- student at IUPUI
- faculty and program director
- Instructional Designer in Nursing Department - 40+ faculty, AAS, BS, and MS degrees,
- Faculty.
- student (I've taken
- st
- My role is to promote, teach, research and support the use of instructional technology primarily in the classroom. We still have a vast majority of instructors who will not give up the lecture to use interactive technology and so on. The overhead projector and PowerPoint is still the dominant instructional technology despite the prevalence of network access and network based technology. We ahve a few thousand students ta
- I am a university student. I am a k-12 teacher in a school that uses online curricula (Apex).
- Director, Online & Hybrid Support Center
- Student. Sheila Chadwick. shchadwi@iupui.edu
- None
- Director of faculty learning lab
- faculty Rose Marie Ackerman, Program Manager rosemarie.ackerman@utoledo.edu Coordinator for FYI, UC 1000 The University of Toledo I do not know the numbers you are requesting.
- I have no role
- Faculty and have developed a Web based course
- director, technology training and integration. Oversee staff of instructional designers and trainers kahnp@mail.montclair.edu
- Support staff and confidant of Instructional Designers (they bring a need to the table, I work with the technology to supply it, if it exists, or tell them
- instructional design, faculty, administrator nan.chico@csueastbay.edu currently we have
- I develop online classes and teach online classes.
- none
- faculty
- My role in distance education is a faculty member. My title is Assistant Professor of History and my email address is ejohnson@sunydutchess.edu I teach one on-line course for DCC.
- Lorraine Messina messina@sunydutchess.edu Support Staff Currently training students in a customer service role.
- student, monowarul@verizon.net
- I am a student at DCC main campus. My email address is bigjon139@yahoo.com
- Student
- student
- student- liberal arts degree
- My role is to have an easy semester, to pass, try something new and learn whether or not to take online courses. Crystal Ann LaSorsa - Student Singingbandstar@optonline.net Dutchess Community College
- Faculty.
- Faculty Was the lead faculty in the establishment of the distance learning program at my school. W
- faculty Asst. Professor at St. Joseph's wturgeon@sjcny.edu
- Faculty and instructional design.Wildajean_gardner@fitnyc.ed
- Faculty
- Mary Jane Heider Director, Academic Computing Genesee Community College
- instructional design and support, technical support
- I developed the initial DL program and have been teaching online since 1995 after several years of researching distance education done in other countries. I teach K-12 teachers to "do distance ed".
- Stuart Blacklaw, Dean of Curriculum. We offer more than 100 different courses and ten degree programs online. We have about 100 faculty trained in online instruction, although a smaller number partipate in any given semester.
- At this point, in my school we don't have distance education in my program- however, ther are other schools in this university that do have distance education programs.
- support faculty; teach/introduce faculty to new technology
- administration and support; Director of Distance Education. We report directly to the VP of academic affairs, and are campus-wide rather than under one college. DE has grown to 17 online programs, over 200 online courses per term, and approximately 4000 students each term utilizing the services of DE/online. The CMS is utilized with these students.
- Research Assistant. Graduate Student. Jacksonville State University. Currently offer 199 online courses, 16 online degree programs and video conferencing and video based courses.
- Instructional design, faculty training, program administration.
- Virginia Teller, Professor and Chair, Computer Science Department. I'm not involved in distance education at all.
- I am the Distance Learning Support Specialist. I provide technical support for our Online course hosting system to both students and faculty, maintain the department website (http://LRC.sierracollege.edu/DL), offer training workshops for the online course hosting system, and provide administrative support to the department coordinator.
- Distance Learning Director - I coordinate all online courses. My name is Chris Boyett, and I work for ASU-Beebe. We are are a community college with approximately 4,000 students (online & onsite combined). We have four campus locations. We have roughly 2,500 online students (unduplicated count) and approximately 60 online faculty.
- I teach that way sometimes (distance delivery). Have also helped to design and operate a 5-university doctoral program in rural mathematics education, delivered (at present) to 17 students scattered around the nation (from Alaska to Texas).
- Title;Program Coordinator II; e-Learning Technologies System Design, Implementation, and End-User support 1200+- students,100+- courses, 40+schools in 12 counties of Upstate NY
- Student--I have taken online courses and been successful. At the same time, I see how our ESOL students could find these tasks to be more than they can manage for various reasons.
- Executive Director, Distance Learning
- Teacher,,, Professor I teach two on-line courses.
- I'm a professor. I develop material for my own classes and deliver them.
- Technical Support, System Administrator Ken Hall Cuyahoga Community College, About 300 courses Working on certification for online Degrees About 100 faculty about 15-18,000 students per academic year
- Student employee.one degree is available and we have about 300 or more available on line.
- Rural learning center administrator
- program assisitant
- Faculty. Have taught DL classes many times over the past 5 years, usually 1 section per semester. Currently teaching my first "hybrid" class.
- I have worked in a distance learning environment for a while and was very pleased to get away from it. I simply like to teach my students directly, live, and in person. I believe that distance learning is only useful in cases where traditional learning is impossible but should never become the norm. Education is just too important to be thrown away simply because we have new toys that give us the impression that we can deliver a decent education through thin air to people vacationing in Kenya or Hawaii.
- faculty, professor one course 20 enrolled but only 7/8 have actively participated during the semester.
- I am support staff on the Herkimer County Community College campus. My official title is English/Writing Specialist for the Academic Support Center. I am a full-time professional tutor who supports writing across the curriculum,English classes, all humanities classes, all social science classes, and business classes with the exception of Accounting I and Accounting II.
- Associate Professor Information Technology I do not know numbers.
- Instructional Technology
- David J. Hennessy, Ph.D. Chairperson, Department of Business & Law I teach "Terrorism & Public Security" on-line.
- faculty--HCCC, central New York.
- Librarian for Information Literacy/Distance Learning Teach photography classes as an adjunct.
- Student Lab Assistant in Teaching Learning Center at Dutchess Community College
- Student at Dutchess Community College
- Director of the Teaching Learning Center at DCC
- Research and Assessment in eLearning
- staff - Technical Support Dan Boynton eLearning Technology Specialist Institute for Distance and Distributed Learning Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
- Role -- Systems Administrator/Integrator/Analyst Title -- Sr. Systems Integrator/Analyst Sex -- Male
- Instructional designer and developer
- assistant to the Associate Vice President
- systems admin, graduate student in instructional design and technology
- part time program director, Master of Arts in Teaching with Internet Technlogies; and senior faculty
- Denise Burbey Director of Distance Learning Jamestown Community College 6 online degree programs; 3 online certificate programs 50+ courses a semester and growing at about 5 a semester; 800= headcount per semester for online students; Interactive TV is used an average of 9 hours per day for course instruction.
- Technical support, Academic Affairs serving Southern and Eastern California
- Administrative, CIO with distance learning reporting directly to my office.
- Staff at DCC.
- I work in a faculty lab that deals heavily with the college's online learning progams. My title would be Student Lab Assistant.
- I am a student teaching lab assistant in the Teaching Learning Center at Dutchess Community College.
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