Online Learning: Challenges & Issues

This year is the first year we’ve piloted a purely online (developed in-house, sort of) course. The course is health, and currently we have 60+ students in 3 classes.

Because it’s a pilot, it’s obviously a learning experience. This semester I plan to blog about what we learn, what works, what doesn’t work, what challenges arise, what advantages we find.

We want to offer more online classes. So the goal is to always get better. And to get better, I need a place to brainstorm the eLearning process. To see the process, check out the tag online learning.

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