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EDUCATION, TECHNOLOGY (0710); EDUCATION, HIGHER (0745)

AUTHOR: Bebawi, Sabri G.

ISBN: 978-0-542-19062-9

Retention and Attrition in Online Education: Sabri Bebawi, San Jose City College Improving retention in online programs has become an area of great concern for colleges, and finding a resolution remains an actively debated topic. Instructional practices are major contributing factors. Instructional design such as the course layout, the tools used and the style the course content is presented, as well as the level of online interaction between students and their class mates, between students and instructor, and the teacher’s availability are closely related to attrition levels.

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