A Pair of Books for Distance Educators

by Mark J. Drozdowski IF YOU’RE LIKE me and most other people who’ve passed through college and perhaps graduate school, then you’re probably not terribly familiar with on-line education. As so-called traditional students, we learned in a classroom with the professor and fellow students right in front of us. The idea, then, of taking classes and earning degrees via the Internet might seem strangely foreign. It certainly does to me. So when evaluating books and articles extolling the virtues of on-line learning, I approach the task with equal parts fascination and skepticism. E-Moderating and E-tivites are two such books. These […]