Planning and Implementing a Public Health Professional Distance Learning Program

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Hauptverfasser: Escoffery, Cam, Leppke, Allison M., Robinson, Kara B., Mettler, Erik P., Miner, Kathleen R., Smith, Iris
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Veröffentlicht: 2005
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author Escoffery, Cam
Leppke, Allison M.
Robinson, Kara B.
Mettler, Erik P.
Miner, Kathleen R.
Smith, Iris
author_facet Escoffery, Cam
Leppke, Allison M.
Robinson, Kara B.
Mettler, Erik P.
Miner, Kathleen R.
Smith, Iris
Escoffery, Cam
Leppke, Allison M.
Robinson, Kara B.
Mettler, Erik P.
Miner, Kathleen R.
Smith, Iris
collection Education Resources Information Center
contents Planning and Implementing a Public Health Professional Distance Learning Program Escoffery, Cam Leppke, Allison M. Robinson, Kara B. Mettler, Erik P. Miner, Kathleen R. Smith, Iris Educational Planning Program Implementation Distance Education Public Health Masters Programs Instructional Design Online Courses Web Based Instruction Curriculum Development Program Development Program Administration Student Personnel Services Technical Support Library Services Program Evaluation Training of public health professionals through web-based technology is rapidly increasing. This article describes one school of public health's effort to establish an online Master's program that serves students nationally and internationally. It examines the critical components in the design and implementation of distance education, including curriculum and instruction, management, facilities and finance, school support, technology services and support, student services, learning resources, and evaluation of the program. Focal components for the development of successful online programs recommended from the literature are administrative support, allocation of time for planning, provision of faculty and learner support, and matching technology to the needs of the learner. This article provides some guidance in the development of the organizational structure and the supporting components for online educational programs.
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spellingShingle Planning and Implementing a Public Health Professional Distance Learning Program
Escoffery, Cam
Leppke, Allison M.
Robinson, Kara B.
Mettler, Erik P.
Miner, Kathleen R.
Smith, Iris
Educational Planning
Program Implementation
Distance Education
Public Health
Masters Programs
Instructional Design
Online Courses
Web Based Instruction
Curriculum Development
Program Development
Program Administration
Student Personnel Services
Technical Support
Library Services
Program Evaluation
Planning and Implementing a Public Health Professional Distance Learning Program Escoffery, Cam Leppke, Allison M. Robinson, Kara B. Mettler, Erik P. Miner, Kathleen R. Smith, Iris Educational Planning Program Implementation Distance Education Public Health Masters Programs Instructional Design Online Courses Web Based Instruction Curriculum Development Program Development Program Administration Student Personnel Services Technical Support Library Services Program Evaluation Training of public health professionals through web-based technology is rapidly increasing. This article describes one school of public health's effort to establish an online Master's program that serves students nationally and internationally. It examines the critical components in the design and implementation of distance education, including curriculum and instruction, management, facilities and finance, school support, technology services and support, student services, learning resources, and evaluation of the program. Focal components for the development of successful online programs recommended from the literature are administrative support, allocation of time for planning, provision of faculty and learner support, and matching technology to the needs of the learner. This article provides some guidance in the development of the organizational structure and the supporting components for online educational programs.
title Planning and Implementing a Public Health Professional Distance Learning Program
topic Educational Planning
Program Implementation
Distance Education
Public Health
Masters Programs
Instructional Design
Online Courses
Web Based Instruction
Curriculum Development
Program Development
Program Administration
Student Personnel Services
Technical Support
Library Services
Program Evaluation
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1114116