Assessing Online Course Interaction Among Learners

Location

CSU 255

Start Date

13-4-2004 10:30 AM

End Date

13-4-2004 12:15 PM

Student's Major

Computer Information Science

Student's College

Science, Engineering and Technology

Mentor's Name

Warren Sandmann

Description

The number of online and distance courses at the college level is on the rise. With more courses being developed and delivered via the web, there is an ever growing need for facilitators of these courses to assess the interaction and communication that occurs in this online environment. The basis of this research was to examine the interaction that occurs in an online course with the attempt to answer questions about the validity of online learning as a whole. It is obvious that a student taking an online course will have a totally different experience than a student participating in a traditional classroom, but, can that student still interact successfully and at a high level with other students and the instructor? This research investigated online student interaction, and, on a trial basis, implemented a rubric created for online assessment purposes.

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Assessing Online Course Interaction Among Learners

CSU 255

The number of online and distance courses at the college level is on the rise. With more courses being developed and delivered via the web, there is an ever growing need for facilitators of these courses to assess the interaction and communication that occurs in this online environment. The basis of this research was to examine the interaction that occurs in an online course with the attempt to answer questions about the validity of online learning as a whole. It is obvious that a student taking an online course will have a totally different experience than a student participating in a traditional classroom, but, can that student still interact successfully and at a high level with other students and the instructor? This research investigated online student interaction, and, on a trial basis, implemented a rubric created for online assessment purposes.