Document Type

Conference Proceeding

Publication Date

2013

Abstract

Many articles have been written extoling the need for interactivity in the online classroom. Zundel (2006) states that not only should interactivity be effectively integrated, but that it is essential for enhancing the learning in online courses just as interactivity is essential for on-campus learners. Mabrito (2004) contends that success is enhanced in online courses by engaging students as active learners rather than passive participants. Mabrito goes on to state that this engagement should include ample opportunities for students to interact with not only the course content, but also with the instructor and fellow classmates.

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Originally published in the Proceedings of the Association of Business Information Systems, Albuquerque, NM, March 2013, p. 119-124


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