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Sener, Burcu; Saglam Ertem, Inci; Meç, Ahmet – Journal of Educational Technology and Online Learning, 2020
Online teaching can be regarded as a central phenomenon among researchers, educators and students globally. Especially after the outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic, almost all the institutions around the world felt the necessity to deliver such rapid online education to their students, possibly without sufficient preparation. Considering the current…
Descriptors: Electronic Learning, Virtual Classrooms, Barriers, Teacher Attitudes
Hansen, Bethanie L.; Gray, Elizabeth – Journal of Educators Online, 2018
Managing one's time and setting boundaries while teaching online are essential for continued job satisfaction and effective teaching. Online teaching offers attractive flexibility, but instructors report high teaching workloads, feeling isolated, high stress levels, and a poor work-life balance. By utilizing assumptions about online learners set…
Descriptors: Online Courses, Electronic Learning, Teacher Effectiveness, Time Management
Zhang, Qinqin; Goodman, Maren; Xie, Shiyi – College & Research Libraries, 2015
This research examines students in a first-year engineering course who receive library instruction by using a newly developed online module and attending optional in-person tutorials. It aims to evaluate the outcomes of library information literacy instruction using this module combined with in-person help. Results show a significant improvement…
Descriptors: Library Instruction, Engineering Education, Undergraduate Students, Learning Modules