The Journal of Virtual Worlds and Education Distance Education Certificate Program Online Catalog Shaping the future of online learning with more than 100 years’ experience in educational innovation UW-Madison has been at the forefront of educational technologies for more than 120 years. In 1891 the university launched the world’s first correspondence course. In 1993 UW-Madison’s Distance Education Professional Development (DEPD) unit launched the first-of-its-kind distance education certificate program to help teachers teach using the fledgling World Wide Web. DEPD builds on that century of experience in educational innovation with professional certificates and events building capacity in all aspects of online education so that you can create more effective and successful courses, programs, and trainings. DEPD at a glance Professional Certificate in Online Education: Apply proven strategies to produce online learning applications with emphasis in instruction and instructional design. Why DEPD? We build each program’s curriculum on these cornerstones: Who you’ll be working with Dr.
Journal of Educational Technology & Society Australasian Journal of Educational Technology The Australasian Journal of Educational Technology is the journal of ascilite, the Australasian Society for Computers in Learning in Tertiary Education. It aims to promote research and scholarship on the integration of technology in tertiary education, promote effective practice, and inform policy. AJET has an impact factor of 1.363 (JCR 2012), and is currently ranked 33/216 in the Education category. AJET is indexed in EDITLib, the ACER Blended Online Learning and Distance Education research bank, EBSCOhost Electronic Journals Service, and Informit A+ Education. Prior to Volume 20, 2004, AJET was published under the title Australian Journal of Educational Technology. If you encounter any issues with the AJET submission system and website please contact Andre Colbert at colbert.andre@gmail.com Call for Proposals for a Special Issue of AJET in 2015 Expressions of interest of up to 500 words should include the following information: Table of Contents Editorial Articles
TIPS Online - September 2000: Online Course Hosting Online Course Hosting In an effort to facilitate online course development by California Community Colleges, the Chancellor’s Office is pleased to announce a statewide online course-hosting plan that is available to all community colleges for the 2000-2001 school year. This plan has been developed by and is operated through the coordinated efforts of the five California Virtual Campus Centers (CVC). Intended to support colleges in their online startup efforts, the hosting services program provides the following opportunities to California Community Colleges for one year: Participation in the CVC WebCT or Blackboard license at no charge for a fixed number of user accounts. The CVC program was made available to host online courses and development by the beginning of the Fall 2000 semester. For more information, please visit the CVC Web site: