Increasing Student Engagement and Retention in E-Learning Environments: Web 2.0 and Blended Learning Technologies

Increasing Student Engagement and Retention in e-learning Environments: Web 2.0 and Blended Learning Technologies

ISBN: 978-1-78190-515-9, eISBN: 978-1-78190-516-6

ISSN: 2044-9968

Publication date: 19 March 2013

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(2013), "Increasing Student Engagement and Retention in E-Learning Environments: Web 2.0 and Blended Learning Technologies", Wankel, C. and Blessinger, P. (Ed.) Increasing Student Engagement and Retention in e-learning Environments: Web 2.0 and Blended Learning Technologies (Cutting-Edge Technologies in Higher Education, Vol. 6 Part G), Emerald Group Publishing Limited, Leeds, p. i. https://doi.org/10.1108/S2044-9968(2013)000006G019

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Increasing Student Engagement and Retention in E-Learning Environments: Web 2.0 and Blended Learning Technologies
Cutting-Edge Technologies in Higher Education
Cutting-Edge Technologies in Higher Education
Copyright Page
Novel Approaches in Higher Education: An Introduction to Web 2.0 and Blended Learning Technologies
Leadership from ID (Instructional Design) for Web 2.0 Adoption: Appropriate use of Emerging Technologies in Online Courses
Controlling Engagement: The Effects of Learner Control on Engagement and Satisfaction
Increasing Learner Engagement of Learning Technologies and Science TPACK Through Representational Challenges
From Connectivity to Connected Learners: Transactional Distance and Social Presence
Promoting Learner Engagement and Academic Literacies Through Blended Course Design
Engaging Learners as Moderators in an Online Management Course
Engaging Entrepreneurs with a Blended Problem-based Learning Degree Programme
Engaging Distance and Blended Learners Online
A Pedagogical Framework for Collaborative Learning in a Social Blended E-Learning Context
Developing Technology and Collaborative Group Work Skills: Supporting Student and Group Success in Online and Blended Courses
Balancing Students’ Privacy Concerns While Increasing Student Engagement in E-learning Environments
Problem-Based Learning in Hybrid, Blended, or Online Courses: Instructional and Change Management Implications for Supporting Learner Engagement
About the Authors
Author Index
Subject Index