2014
DOI: 10.1177/1052562914547964
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Overcoming Faculty Avoidance of Online Education

Abstract: The online delivery of higher education courses and programs continues to expand across academic disciplines at colleges and universities. This expansion of online education has been precipitated by, among other things, (a) the rise in personal computer ownership, (b) the ease of access to the Internet, (c) the availability and continuous improvement in technology for the delivery of online courses, and (d) the increase in demand for online courses by both traditional and nontraditional students. However, the … Show more

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“…Fear of technology is commonly cited in the literature as a reason why teachers do not incorporate computers in general into their classrooms (Mitchell, Parlmis, & Claiborne, ). Those teachers who are more adept at using mobile technologies and applications are more likely to integrate them into their teaching.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fear of technology is commonly cited in the literature as a reason why teachers do not incorporate computers in general into their classrooms (Mitchell, Parlmis, & Claiborne, ). Those teachers who are more adept at using mobile technologies and applications are more likely to integrate them into their teaching.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Equally important and often less explored is the experience of staff participants, particularly staff new to working on such programmes. The literature that does exist often focuses on staff resistance (Mitchell et al 2015) or lack of interest in becoming involved in online programmes (Redpath 2012); however, a review by Englund et al (2017) of existing research into the successful implementation of any kind of educational technology higher education initiative identified that a critical factor is the competence of teachers to know why, when and how best to implement educational technologies. Other research suggests teachers might be struggling with being squeezed between top-down demands by their institutions and bottom-up expectations of their students regarding the use of web-based blended learning instruction (Benson andKolsaker 2015 andHanson 2009).…”
Section: The Educators' Experience Of Working Onlinementioning
confidence: 99%
“…dkk, 2016: 231). Akan tetapi perubahan dalam bahan ajar juga bisa memicu penolakan (Mitchell, Parlamis, & Claiborne, 2015). Penolakan ini berdampak buruk bagi institusi Pendidikan, dan karenanya perlu peran penting bagi pendidik, khususnya kepemimpinan pengajar .…”
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