Themes at the intersections of theory and practice in online and blended education |
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| Authors: | Antonina Lukenchuk |
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| Institution: | 1. School of Advanced Professional Programs, National Louis University, Chicago, IL, USAantonina.lukenchuk@nl.edu |
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| Abstract: | This is a reflexive account of my experiences teaching online and blended doctoral research methodology courses and seminars. Vacillating between skepticism and affirmation, my thoughts mirror the many issues that arise from my daily professional practice and from what I have discovered in my quest to better understand the nature and workings of online and blended education through scholarly discourse. The purpose of sharing my experiences and points of view is to test a set of my truths among the community of experts on the subject. I refer to these truths as evocative discourses – emergent themes at the intersection of theory and practice of online and blended teaching and learning. |
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| Keywords: | Evocative discourses online and blended education reflexivity |
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