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Insights from the UMass Online Education Panel Discussion - October 2012

Join us for an engaging panel discussion titled "Current Perspectives on Online Education." Moderated by William Richards Adrion, Professor Emeritus of Computer Science, this event features insights from key figures including John Cunningham from UMassOnline, John Wells from the Isenberg School of Management, and student perspectives from Diane Keedy and Drew Morrison. The panel will address UMassOnline's initiatives, the experiences of the Amherst campus with online curricula, and the importance of Open Educational Resources in enhancing online and on-campus education.

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Insights from the UMass Online Education Panel Discussion - October 2012

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  1. “Current Perspectives On Online Education” Faculty Senate Panel October 11, 2012

  2. Participants • Moderator: • William Richards Adrion, Professor Emeritus of Computer Science • Panelists: • John Cunningham, Interim CEO Of UMassOnline and Vice President of Academic Affairs “Updates From UMassOnline” • John Wells, Associate Dean For Professional Programs And Professor Of Operations & Information Management “Experiences With Online Education in the Isenberg School of Management” • Diane Keedy, MBA Student, ISOM “Student Perspective on On-Line Education” • Marilyn Billings, Scholarly Communication & Special Initiatives Librarian “Open Educational Resources For Online And On-campus Education” • Drew Morrison, Student, Environmental Science “Student Perspective on Open Education”

  3. What this is and is not about • This panel will cover current activities and initiatives • UMassOnLine • Amherst campus experiences with on-line curricula • Open Educational Resources • This panel will not cover directly emerging issues • MOOCs, flipped classrooms, blended learning, new pedagogies, etc. • Next steps • Campus Forum? • TLT Roundtable? • Other?

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