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Austin, Katherine A.; Gorsuch, Greta J.; Lawson, William D.; Newberry, Byron P. – Instructional Science: An International Journal of the Learning Sciences, 2011
The present project embarked on an educational intervention, consisting of a series of online ethics learning modules, to aid international graduate students in overcoming the acculturation barriers to understanding and inculcating normative ethical obligations associated with engineering practice and research in the United States. A fundamental…
Descriptors: Graduate Students, Intervention, Protocol Analysis, Task Analysis
McAnany, Debbie – Canadian Journal of Learning and Technology, 2009
With the shift in numbers between Canadian-born students in the university classroom and the increased number of international students, it is a primary concern for instructors and instructional designers to know and understand learner characteristics in order to create effective instructional messages and materials. Recognizing how culture might…
Descriptors: Instructional Design, Cultural Pluralism, Learning Experience, Educational Experience
Crossman, Joanna – International Education Journal, 2005
The paper describes a qualitative study concerning the experiences of nine Thai transnational distance learners enrolled in doctoral programs in Australian universities while working in higher educational contexts in their own country. Data were collected from participant journals, an open questionnaire and dialogic email communications. The study…
Descriptors: Time Management, Change Agents, Doctoral Programs, Educational Change