The Study seeks to understand how Instructional design strategies could be used to support online learners with diverse cultural backgrounds. The study is a Part of a Doctoral Dissertation at Capella University.
WHO CAN PARTICIPATE
Two Categories of Professionals are Eligible:
x Instructional Designers
x Teachers -DBA (Designers -by-Assignments), those who are not trained as instructional designers but do design instruction on the courses they teach during their work as teachers.
x Participants must have 3 years or more experience working with culturally diverse online learners on a college or university level
Masters degree or higher required
BENEFITS/ RISKS
There will be no compensation for participating in this study. However, the findings may help researchers help others in the future.
There are no significant risks to the participants of this study.
PRIVACY
No personal identifying information will be used or shared, and interviews are confidential.
WHAT WILL BE EXPECTED OF ME
x Complete online questionnaires.
x A short Interview via Skype followed immediately by a brief think aloud discussion.
x Spend about 1-1/2 hours for the entire study, including time for participants to review transcripts and reconfirm their perspectives.
HOW CAN I PARTICIPATE
Those who meet the criteria specified above or who know someone who might be interested in participating should contact the researcher at the contact information below.
Becalo Utuk- Researcher
281-706-6153
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HOW CAN I PARTICIPATE?
Click to determine eligibility: http://survey.sogosurvey.com/k/QTsWXVVYsRsPsPsP
I am a professor in superior education with 30 years of experience in this field. Some of our problems ( in our country) are the induction of students who will be teachers.
Many ideas and prejudices tryng to explain why they desert the superior education.. because of this we had investigated and had arrived to a different conclusion
I recommend that you contact Dr. Patricia Young at the University of Maryland Baltimore County UMBC). She has written books and articles on these topics. I'm a colleague and also teach at UMBC. http://education.umbc.edu/faculty-list/patricia-a-young/
L. Davis,
Thanks for expressing your views. But, may I ask, why are not?
Stuart H. Weinstein,
I am grateful for your respond and recommendation. I will certainly reach out to Dr. Patricia Young, her work has a major role in my literature review.
Thanks
Am interested.
Having been a research assistant in elearning and system admin for Moodle in Kenya.
Am a designer by assignment.
Maina,
Thanks again for your interest. Please use the link below to connect. It will be greatly appreciated if refer the link to other university faculty members with experience in desinning instruction or teaching online learners who are from diverse cultural backgrounds
https://www.researchgate.net/deref/http%3A%2F%2Fsurvey.sogosurvey.com%2Fk%2FQTsWXVVYsRsPsPsP
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