2010 · 28 citations · 9 references
E-learningEducationOnline LearningEducational CommunicationCommunicationTeaching MethodComputer-mediated DiscussionsLearning StrategiesConversation AnalysisInstructional TechnologyOnline InstructorsLearning SciencesCmds ’ ContentsOnline Course DevelopmentYour SyllabusTeachingInstructional CommunicationOnline TeachingOnline EducationArtsTechnology-enhanced Active Learning
Just like in face-to-face classes, students engaged in online education communicate, participate and interact via computer-mediated discussions (CMDs). While online instructors presumably monitor the CMDs’ contents and undercurrents, it is recommended that specific rules are set to ensure that students comply with established online classroom etiquette or “netiquette.” Developing netiquette rules at the onset of the course and including these guidelines in the students’ course syllabus can help avoid future conflicts.
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The Online Disinhibition Effect
John R. Suler · CyberPsychology & Behavior · 2004 · 3.8K citations
ASSESSING TEACHING PRESENCE IN A COMPUTER CONFERENCING CONTEXT
Terry Anderson, Liam Rourke, D. Randy Garrison et al. · Online Learning · 2019 · 1.8K citations · Full text
Interactive Learning, E-learning, Instructional Communication +14