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Tech, Tools & Learning Strategies for 21st Century Education 4/3/2019
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  • Report: Instructional Design Support Helps Increase Student-to-Student Interaction in Online Courses

    When instructional designers are involved in online course design, student-to-student interaction goes up, according to a new survey of online education leaders from Quality Matters and Eduventures Research. The survey compared reported student interaction levels at institutions where instructional design support is required for online course development vs. those where such support is absent or optional. Perhaps not surprisingly, respondents perceived interactivity to be significantly higher for the former.

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