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Why teach fully online, blended or enhanced

modified May 1st, 2005

  • MSU defines fully online, blended and enhanced
  • Why are you interested in developing a fully online, blended or enhanced course?
  • Benefits of online teaching
  • Limitations of online teaching
  • Is online teaching right for me: decision making flowchart
  • The right mix of online and in-person
  • When to teach in-person in a blended course, Steve Yelon, 2006
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