2007 Paper Presentations

Blending Community and Multimedia in Ubiquitous Learning

1. Building Community, Linking Islands: A Distance Learning Model from Hawaii
   Mike Menchaca, Ellen S. Hoffman, Peter Leong and Ariana Eichelberger, University of Hawaii, USA
2. Gaming/Writing: Alternative Discourse Communities in Online or Digitally Enhanced Technical Writing Classrooms
   Anne R. Richards, University of Sfax, Tunisia and Adrienne P. Lamberti, University of Northern Iowa, USA
3. Assessing Online Asynchronous Discussion in Online Courses: An Empirical Study
   Shijuan Liu, Indiana University, USA
4. Online Tutoring and the Offshoring of Education
   Linda Ciano, New York University, USA
5. Online PPST Preparation for the Pacific
   Paul B. McKimmy, C. M. Lucas, and Xu Di, University of Hawaii, USA
6. The Confluence: Process Theory, Contact Zones, and Online Composition
   Alexis McMillan-Clifton, Highline Community College, USA
7. Is WebCT a Better Choice for On-Campus Marketing Students? The experience of undergraduate student users in Victoria, Australia
   Helen Madden-Hallett, Victoria University, Australia
8. Blended Realities: A Virtual Tour of Education in Second Life
   Cynthia Calongne, Colorado Technical University and Jeff Hiles, Wright State University, USA
9. Improving the Podcast as a Lecture Content Delivery Method
   Michael-Brian Ogawa and David Nickles, University of Hawaii, USA
10. Virtual Labs in the Online Biology Course: Student Perceptions and Implications for Policy and Practice
    Tracey A. Stuckey-Mickell, Northern Illinois University; Bridget D. Stuckey-Danner, City Colleges of Chicago and Brandon C. Taylor, Chicago State University, USA
11. Welcoming Diversity in Distance Education at UH Manoa: The Special Education Department’s Journey
    James R. Skouge, Adam Tanners, and Peter Leong, University of Hawaii, USA
12. Second Life, a Simulation: Barriers, Benefits, and Implications for Teaching
    Jase Teoh, Illinois State University, USA
13. Adapting on ground teaching strategies to the WWW: The Odyssey Continues
    Ruby Evans, Southern University at Shreveport Louisiana, USA
14. Technology-Integrated Education: The Indian Experience
    Bernard John Poole, University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, USA
    and Ch. Vijayalakshmi, Sri Padmavathi Mahila Visvavidyalayam (Women’s University), India
15. Online Learner Satisfaction: Learner-Instructor Discourse
    Peter Kiriakidis, 1387909 ONTARIO INC, Canada
16. Curbing Academic Dishonesty in Online Courses
    Anita M. Krsak, Lakeland Community College, USA
17. The Development of Online Student Skills: Successful online students share their secrets
    Alan R. Roper, Golden Gate University, USA
18. A Market Analysis of Online Education
    Jason Caudill, The University of Tennessee, USA

 

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