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Adventist Online Education: Realizing the Potential

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2018-12-19

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Abstract

This collection of research by Adventist online educators will be useful to many online educators, including those interested in the intersection of faith and online learning, and online learning in faith communities. This research spans four major areas of online delivery: (1) the pursuit of Adventist distinctiveness and the Adventist experience within online delivery, applicable to all those considering the connection between the mission of an institution and it’s online delivery; (2) the empowering and enabling of students, staff, and faculty for advising, monitoring, and resourcing quality online experiences; (3) the power of technology to support collaboration among our institutions, our faculty, our teams; and (4) the supports, training, and methods needed for the effectiveness of online delivery

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Lim, J. M., & Williams, A. (Eds.). (2018). Adventist online education: Realizing the potential. Cooranbong, Australia: Avondale Academic Press.

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978-0987639226

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