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Increasing Quality in Online Instruction

  • 11/19/03

David Starrett, Director, Center for Scholarship in Teaching and Learning,
Southeast Missouri State University

David Starrett Since 1997, technology institutes at Southeast Missouri State University have helped faculty to use technology effectively. Starrett discusses roles and rewards, assessment, and other issues regarding faculty development.

Interviewed by Judith Boettcher

Judith BoettcherVeteran Web caster Judith Boettcher explored the latest education technology topics with presenters at our Syllabus2003 conference.

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