The proliferation of online graduate degrees: Are they valued in the work environment?
So now that I am in a doctoral program that was touted as "blended learning" and seeing firsthand what that looks like, I wonder about the quality of totally online graduate programs. The program I'm in could do a little more leveraging of the technology to improve the learning and engagement amongst participants.
I teach online cont. Ed. Courses for teachers and realize it's just like our bricks and mortar counterparts: the student gets out of it what they put into it. I wonder if the online graduate degrees stand up to industry scrutiny?
I teach online cont. Ed. Courses for teachers and realize it's just like our bricks and mortar counterparts: the student gets out of it what they put into it. I wonder if the online graduate degrees stand up to industry scrutiny?
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Labels: eLearning, online doctorate, online graduate programs
posted by Cynthia Miller (formerly Cornwell) at
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