Cases increasing, campuses closing; the prospect of a far worse pandemic coming this fall. For many higher education institutions, online learning could be the answer. Is the "swine flu" virus A(H1N1) a Black Swan which will accelerate the adoption of online learning?
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Does A(H1N1) = A Black Swan for OL?
Submitted by John Sener on Fri, 2009-05-01 17:04. Evolution of Online EducationHow to Turn Your Online Program into a Net Revenue Generator
Submitted by John Sener on Tue, 2009-04-21 17:23. Adventures in Social Networking, 2008-09 | Evolution of Online EducationA recent listserv discussion prompted me to ask participants to share their opinions/knowledge on what factors enable online programs to become net revenue generators (while avoiding becoming "cash cows"). The discussion has also prompted me to experiment with how various social networking tools can help support that discussion and capture its knowledge in the process.
How to Turn Your Online Program into a Net Revenue Generator
Submitted by John Sener on Tue, 2009-04-21 17:23. Adventures in Social Networking, 2008-09 | Evolution of Online EducationA recent listserv discussion prompted me to ask participants to share their opinions/knowledge on what factors enable online programs to become net revenue generators (while avoiding becoming "cash cows"). The discussion has also prompted me to experiment with how various social networking tools can help support that discussion and capture its knowledge in the process.
