Communication centers at colleges and universities: Transitioning from a course resource to an institutional resource     

Luke LeFebvre  Leah LeFebvre  Dale Anderson 《Communication Teacher》2019,33(2):179-188

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Contagious Divides: Epidemics and Race in San Francisco's Chinatown     

Eric A. Anderson 《Journal of American culture (Malden, Mass. : 2003)》2004,27(1):124-125

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Micro Tales or The Potential of the Micro for Learning and Teaching     

Jonathan Anderson 《Literacy》1987,21(1):4-15

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Electronically produced music and its economic effects on the performing musician and music industry     

Carl M. Colonna  Patricia M. Kearns  John E. Anderson 《Journal of Cultural Economics》1993,17(2):69-75

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Netlibrary     

Lesley W. Jackson 《Journal of the Medical Library Association》2004,92(2):284-285

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The reasoning of the strongest: the polemics of skill and science in medical diagnosis     

Anderson W 《Social studies of science》1992,22(4):653-684

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Book Reviews     

Charlotte Wilmot  Charles Oppenheim  Lesley Robinson 《Learned Publishing》2006,19(3):236-238

Zuckerman: Scientist Extraordinary by Bernard Donovan BioScientifica, Bristol, 2005, 555pp. ISBN 1‐901978249 £24.95 Negotiating licences for digital resources by Fiona Durrant Facet Publishing, 2006, ISBN 1 85604 586 2 Metadata for Information Management and Retrieval By David Haynes Facet Publishing, 2004, ISBN 1 85604 4890  相似文献   

Vernacular Insurrections: race,black protest,and the new century in composition-literacies studies     

Gill Anderson 《Changing English: An International Journal of English Teaching》2015,22(1):125-131

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A collaboratively constructed action leadership framework for sustainable learner support in contexts of adversity     

Rubina Setlhare  Lesley Wood 《Educational Action Research》2020,28(2):227-241

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Course Design,Quality Matters Training,and Student Outcomes     

Gail P. Hollowell  Yolanda B. Anderson 《The American journal of distance education》2017,31(3):207-216

ABSTRACT

North Carolina Central University (NCCU) recognized the need to address the increasing rates of Ds, Fs, and Withdrawal by students matriculating in online courses. Led by two science faculty, a faculty learning community in partnership with the NCCU Division of Extended Studies was created to assess online science course offerings and instruction. Faculty within this learning community completed the Quality Matters (QM) “Applying the Quality Matters Rubric” course. This online training course, coupled with services provided by the NCCU Division of Extended Studies, offered the faculty learning community a variety of pedagogical strategies to meet their instructional needs. All faculty participating in this learning community completed the online training course and all faculty indicated that they implemented changes in their subsequent online course offerings. This article describes the impact of that training and the application of quality course design standards in the Quality Matters Rubric on the design and student outcomes for an Introductory Biology course over four terms. As faculty learning communities are broadly utilized, it is anticipated that this article may present an effective strategy to increase the quality and quantity of online science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) courses at similar institutions.  相似文献