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Gilbert and Moore (1998) note that an accepted definition of interactivity in the literature on computer-mediated instruction is a reciprocal exchange between the technology and the learner, a process which he says is referred to as "feedback." Gilbert and Moore use the terms "interaction" and interactivity" interchangeably. However, Wagner (1994, 1997) draws a sharp distinction between them. Like Gilbert and Moore, she says that "interaction" is an interplay and exchange in which individuals and groups influence each other. Thus, interaction is when there are "reciprocal events requiring two objects and two actions (p. 20). On the other hand, she says "interactivity" seems to have emerged from "descriptions of technological capability for establishing connections from point-to-point … in realtime" (p. 20). Thus, interaction focuses on people’s behaviors, while interactivity focuses on characteristics of the technology systems.
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Leah ChuchranSloan-C Week 4 Interactivity and Community Building - RUBRIC
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Gary BedenharnAssessment tool to assess interaction and interactivity in a online course.
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chris saegerA rubric for assessing interaction in online learning. Relationship focus.
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Debi GriggsRubric for identifying and assessing interactions in an online class.
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"interaction" is an interplay and exchange in which individuals and groups influence each other. Thus, interaction is when there are "reciprocal events requiring two objects and two actions (p. 20). On the other hand, she says "interactivity" seems to have emerged from "descriptions of technological capability for establishing connections from point-to-point … in realtime" (p. 20). Thus, interaction focuses on people’s behaviors, while interactivity focuses on characteristics of the technology systems.
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tobiah_goldsteinSome studies reveal deep doubts among students and faculty that distance learning ever can have the degree of interaction in a non-distance environment. Horn (1994) and Hirumi and Bermudez (1996) are among those who find that, with proper instructional design, distance courses actually can be more interactive than traditional ones, providing more personal and timely feedback to meet students’ needs than is possible in large, face-to-face courses.
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Margaret RobsonInteraction dimensions in Distance learning Courses
A rubric for assessing interactive qualities of Distance learning Courses.
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Christina DiMicelliHow Interactive are YOUR Distance Courses? A Rubric for Assessing Interaction in Distance Learning
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students and faculty have additional responsibilities in a distance environment
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Jonathan Tepperhttp://www.diigo.com/09ust , old but a good article on how the elements of designing a course in rubric form no less!
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This rubric is based on information obtained from a review and analysis of a considerable body of literature and research on this topic.
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"interaction" is an interplay and exchange in which individuals and groups influence each other
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distance courses actually can be more interactive than traditional ones, providing more personal and timely feedback to meet students’ needs than is possible in large, face-to-face courses.
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equally important to the technologies are the techniques, designs, and methods used to take full advantage of these powerful, evolving resources
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interaction seemed to have an impact on student achievement, as well as satisfaction
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variation in what faculty and students view as "interactive qualities
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interaction focuses on people’s behaviors, while interactivity focuses on characteristics of the technology systems
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(1996,
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Rubric for Assessing Interactive Qualities of Distance Learning Courses
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establishing rapport and collaboration among class members and between class members and instructor
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(The rubric in the provided Roblyer & Ekhaml (2000) article is a good reference for evaluating the interactivity of online courses.) -
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Anne McCormackinteresting rubric design along with discussion of studies of online learning
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Linda SantiagoLike many other programs which offer courses via distance technologies, the State University of West Georgia’s teacher education program has found that one factor that plays a primary role in determining course quality is students’ perceptions of the degr
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Marilyn HamiltonLike many other programs which offer courses via distance technologies, the State University of West Georgia’s teacher education program has found that one factor that plays a primary role in determining course quality is students’ perceptions of the degree of interaction. The research literature supports this observation (Fulford & Zhang, 1993; Klesius, Homan, & Thompson, 1997; Zhang & Fulford, 1994; Smith, 1996; Zirkin & Sumler, 1995). In fact, in their annotated bibliography on this topic, Zirkin and Sumler found that interaction seemed to have an impact on student achievement, as well as satisfaction: "The weight of evidence from the research reviewed was that increased student involvement by immediate interaction resulted in increased learning as reflected by test performance, grades, and student satisfaction" (p. 101).
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Susan SmithLike many other programs which offer courses via distance technologies, the State University of West Georgia’s teacher education program has found that one factor that plays a primary role in determining course quality is students’ perceptions of the degree of interaction. The research literature supports this observation (Fulford & Zhang, 1993; Klesius, Homan, & Thompson, 1997; Zhang & Fulford, 1994; Smith, 1996; Zirkin & Sumler, 1995). In fact, in their annotated bibliography on this topic, Zirkin and Sumler found that interaction seemed to have an impact on student achievement, as well as satisfaction: "The weight of evidence from the research reviewed was that increased student involvement by immediate interaction resulted in increased learning as reflected by test performance, grades, and student satisfaction" (p. 101).
However, we also note great variation in what faculty and students view as "interactive qualities." In order to clarify the role of this important factor and encourage faculty to make their distance courses more interactive, the authors have designed a rubric for faculty to use to determine the degree of interactivity in their own distance learning courses. This rubric is based on information obtained from a review and analysis of a considerable body of literature and research on this topic.e-learning rubric elearning rubrics assessment distance teaching learning education
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Jessica Backus-Fosterthis is the rubric bowen spoke about in his seesmic video on the course announcement...its interesting.
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MnSCU Faculty DevelopmentLike many other programs which offer courses via distance technologies, the State University of West Georgia’s teacher education program has found that one factor that plays a primary role in determining course quality is students’ perceptions of the degree of interaction. The research literature supports this observation. In fact, in their annotated bibliography on this topic, the authors found that interaction seemed to have an impact on student achievement, as well as satisfaction: "The weight of evidence from the research reviewed was that increased student involvement by immediate interaction resulted in increased learning as reflected by test performance, grades, and student satisfaction."
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Lane Grann-Stahlrubric with four dimension that contribute to a course's level of interaction and interactivity
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Maru del CampoTo Evaluate BaeL Courses
This short paper offers a rubric for evaluating online courses from 4 different perspective based on important instructional goals: establishing rapport and collaboration, encouraging reflection and discussion, taking advantage ofeducation Learning Online elearning resources teaching course e-learning research article instructional_design onlinelearning assessment rubric interactivity distance evaluation rubrics interaction BaeLassessment BaeLModeration Practical Useful BaeL BaeLt
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Maggie VersterLike many other programs which offer courses via distance technologies, the State University of West Georgia’s teacher education program has found that one factor that plays a primary role in determining course quality is students’ perceptions of the degr
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Donna BaumbachRoblyer and Ekhaml
assessment distance_learning education interactive e-learning rubric online delicious_backup
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Toppy PettigrewRubric for Assessing Interactive Qualities of Distance Learning Courses
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Dennis OConnorA Rubric for Assessing Interaction in Distance Learning How Interactive are YOUR Distance Courses? A Rubric for Assessing Interaction in Distance Learning
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