Monthly Archives: July 2008

Hear Me Speak At TARGUSinfo Online Lead Quality Summit In Las Vegas

I have the privilege accepting an invitation to speak at the upcoming “Online Lead Quality Summit” at Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas on September 17 – 18.  It is being hosted by TARGUSinfo.  I am looking forward to sharing just a few of … Continue reading

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Spy Cameras In The Online Classroom

First of all, let me clearly state that I am a propenent of ensuring academic integrity whether in the traditional or virtual classroom.   Part of my responsibilities as an adjunct instructor in Liberty University’s Distance Learning Program is to ensure … Continue reading

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Attention All Faculty — Interested In Earning Additional Money?

As online education continues to grow, there is corresponding growth in the number of adjunct faculty needed to properly support online courses. A significant number of online institutions are actually deploying adjunct faculty. Qualified adjuncts make good sense both academically … Continue reading

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The 360 Degree Approach To Online Learning

Here is an excerpt from a recent article that featured me and my colleague, Ron Kennedy, that gives a high-level view to what some would consider an unusual approach to online learning: “As distance learning continues to become an increasingly … Continue reading

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Liberty University Online Academy Projecting Record Growth

This past May I told you about the growing phenomenon of online curriculum for K – 12 and how the internet-delivered educational model is transcending itself to the elementary and high school levels.   A recent Sloan Consortium reports that there … Continue reading

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