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Current payment policies in e-learning environments are based on the pay-for-all-even-if-partially used paradigm. Even worse, the learners get learning modules independently on their profile, needs and tasks. The learner has to pay for course or for ...

With the impending teacher shortage, the current emphasis on alternative licensing for teachers, and the growth of online virtual schools, how can educators be sure that virtual teachers are prepared for this new environment? Mentoring is a...

K-12 online learning environments, otherwise known as virtual schools, have made their debut in the last seven years. While their growth was slow in the beginning due to the limitations of technology, recent political and technological advances...

The assessment of student progress and achievement is an extremely important component of any teacher education program, but only if the resulting information is both reliable and valid. This session presents a standards validation process developed ...

Explores the issues and choices faced by a Teacher Education Program during its progression from a paper-based, to a low cost, web-based electronic portfolio system, and finally to a database-driven comprehensive Information Management System. In...

Teacher education and training will be experiencing a millennium make over as online environments become more popular and accepted. National agencies such as ISTE (International Society for Technology Education) have begun publishing manuals for...