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The Best of Both Worlds: Using Fifteen Features of Evaluation to Promote Collaboration Between Brick and Click Worlds. Sandy Woolum Matt Coleman Carol Kivi Amanda Evans Bud McClure. University of Minnesota Duluth. Psychology Online. University of Minnesota Duluth. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The Best of Both Worlds: Using Fifteen Features of Evaluation to Promote Collaboration Between

Brick and Click Worlds

Sandy WoolumSandy Woolum

Matt ColemanMatt Coleman

Carol KiviCarol Kivi

Amanda EvansAmanda Evans

Bud McClureBud McClure

Sandy WoolumSandy Woolum

Matt ColemanMatt Coleman

Carol KiviCarol Kivi

Amanda EvansAmanda Evans

Bud McClureBud McClure

University of Minnesota Duluth

PsychologyOnline

University of Minnesota Duluth

University of Minnesota Duluth

Our Online Program Today 1200 student annually $750,000 in annual tuition 18 courses 4 Staff 10 Online Learning Assistant’s

(OLA’s) 10 faculty have developed courses

History Developed Four Courses - 2000 4 courses (Transpersonal,

Dreamworks, Psychology and Social Responsibility, Transpersonal Development)

Used a combination of tools Dreamweaver Test-pilot ePortfolio

Spontaneous emergence

Recent Faculty Experience Gene Grossman

Psy 3020: Statistical Methods

Joie Acheson Psy 3601: Psychology of Personal

Development

Paula Pedersen Psy 3216: Human Sexuality

Gene GrossmanPsy 3020: Statistical

Methods

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Course Structure

Independent study 15 unit courses Exam every 3rd unit Weekly thought questions Threaded discussions No incompletes Course evaluations

Virtually Integrated Software Student view Instructor view Drop box Gradebook Exams Message center Discussion Evaluation

Transpersonal Psychology

Psychology & Social Responsibility

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History & Systems of Psychology

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The Letters Project

The Letters Project

Evaluation

Fifteen FeaturesFifteen Features

Fifteen Features

To further conceptualize the many possibilities for evaluation

Can be included in a comprehensive model of an online program or a dual-delivery system

In a free choice environment, we have unusual opportunities to evaluate the choices of both students and faculty and to assess the way that our programs inform each other.

Fifteen FeaturesThe fifteen features represent a number

of measures including:1. demographics2. course usage3. student satisfaction4. objective measures of performance5. qualitative measures of

performance6. follow up on students as they enter

additional courses7. measures of learning style

Fifteen Features These measures are then used in a

number of comparisons such as:8) pre-post comparisons9) comparisons on in-class and online

courses10) comparisons of online courses by

optional features such as streaming11) comparison by student variables

such as demographics, learning style and course usage

12) comparisons by the perspectives of students, faculty and colleagues

13) comparisons over the curriculum from beginning courses to more advanced courses

Fifteen Features

The results of these measures and then provide feedback to:

14) students as they make decisions about their education

15) faculty as they continue to revise and improve courses

16) the department as additional decisions are made for resources and curriculum

Evaluation for Courses

The online course presented challenging and

stimulating material

This course is more difficult than other

courses I have taken at UMD

Overall, I learned a lot in this course

If I had it to do again, I would take the course

online

Learning and BehaviorExam 1

Learning and BehaviorExam 1

History and SystemsExam 1

History and SystemsExam 1

History and SystemsExam 2

History and SystemsExam 2

DevelopmentalHomework 2

Developmental Homework2

Thank You!

Visit us at:http://www.d.umn.edu/psychology

Visit us at:http://www.d.umn.edu/psychology

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