C. C. Robinson, Hallett Hullinger
2008.11.1Journal of Education for Business
tlooto Summary
Online students were modestly engaged in selected NSSE dimensions and had a pattern of engagement that differed from on-campus students.
Abstract
The increase in the adop-tion of Internet-related technologies for online learning has been accompanied by a parallel, but separate, demand for greater accountability in higher education. Measures of student engagement offer valuable indicators of educational quality, yet have been limited to use in on-campus settings. The authors used key engagement dimensions that the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) defined to measure student engagement in online courses from 3 universities. Online students were modestly engaged in selected NSSE dimensions and had a pattern of engagement that differed from on-campus students.
Citation format
ROBINSON, C. C.; HULLINGER, Hallett. New benchmarks in higher education: Student engagement in online learning. Journal of Education for Business, 2008, 84: 101–109.