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In: Handbook of Research in Online Learning
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1.1 Systematic review process steps, from scoping through coding and synthesis. 4
1.2 Flow diagram for an iterative scoping process based on Boland et al. (2017a). 6
2.1 Flow of records in the scoping review. 26
2.2 Sample category frequency. 29
2.3 Reasons for exclusion during full-text review. 31
2.4 Methodologies used to study adult learning in distance education. 32
3.1 The community of inquiry framework. (from https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/, licensed under CC-BY-SA 4.0 international license). The original image is located at https://www.thecommunityofinquiry.org/framework. 57
3.2 Anderson’s (2008) model of online learning depicts two modes of online learning with (a) collaborative or community-based learning and (b) independent learning (image licensed under the CC-BY-NC by T. Anderson and AU Press, Athabasca University). 60
4.1 Aspects of online teacher education experiences. 91
5.1 Components of responsive professional development. 117
6.1 MGMT 30xx T-skills selected by learners over two semesters. 153
7.1 PRISMA guideline of study selection. 173
7.2 Publication trend of selected articles. 175
8.1 Inquiry cycle. 201
9.1 Indiana University Plagiarism Tutorials and Tests (IPTAT). Annual page views from 2003 through 2022. 222
9.2 IPTAT Welcome Page circa June 2023: https://plagiarism.iu.edu. 234
11.1 Learning experience in an online course (Park, 2016). 261
11.2 The system architecture of CAPSULE. 266
11.3 Weekly survey for each weekly learning module in the form of reflection. 267
11.4 The information flow of CAPSULE. 268
11.5 CAPSULE visualization dashboard (course view). 269
11.6 CAPSULE dashboard (modules view). 270
11.7 CAPSULE dashboard (student view). 271
12.1 The community of inquiry framework (from www.thecommunityofinquiry.org, licensed under CC-BY-SA 4.0). 278
12.2 The practical inquiry model (from www.thecommunityofinquiry.org licensed under CC-BY-SA 4.0). 280
14.1 Student scores on microlearning quiz. 352
15.1 Flowchart depicting key questions and decisions to be made during stage 1 of blended learning media selection process. 368
15.2A Flowchart depicting key questions and decisions to be made during stage 2 of media selection process for dL nominations. 370
15.2B Flowchart depicting key questions and decisions made during stage 2 of the media selection process for F2F training nominations. 371
15.3 Flowchart depicting key questions and decisions made during stage 3 of media selection process. 376
15.4 Flowchart depicting key questions and decisions to be made during stage 1 of blended learning media selection process. 377
16.1 Graduation rates by race/ ethnicity. 387
16.2 Course DFWI rates in first-year gateway courses by race/ethnicity, 2019. 388
16.3 Digital learning solutions landscape (not exhaustive), 2023. 391
17.1 Generic model for conducting educational design research (McKenney & Reeves, 2019). 419
17.2 Remote Academic Advising (RAA) model. 426
18.1 Mentoring models based on modality. 440
18.2 The developmental stages in mentoring (adapted from Ragins & Verbos, 2007). 440
20.1 IPTAT views and events, April 1, 2022–March 31, 2023. 491
20.2 GA4 event summary for IPTAT: April 1, 2022, through March 31, 2023. 492
20.3 GA4 configuration of custom event created for the FPI demonstration principle. 493
20.4 GA4 configuration of a custom event created for passing a graduate-level certification test. 493
20.5 GA4 custom events marked as conversions and their counts for July 1 through December 31, 2022. 494
20.6 GA4 report for segment set overlap: Venn diagram for IPTAT {Achievers} and {Try Any FPI}, April 5 through June 9, 2023. 497
20.7 GA4 report for {Active users}: Venn diagram area is shaded for those who were members of both {Achievers} and {Try Any FPI} sets—i.e., who had tried any First Principle of Instruction and passed a CT, April 5 through June 9, 2023. 497
20.8 GA4 segment set definition for IPTAT {Achievers}: {Active users} who had passed a Certification Test and had received feedback on more than one CT. 498
20.9 GA segment set definition for {Try Any FPI}: {Active users} who had tried one or more webpages designed with First Principles of Instruction. 499
21.1 Online learning design options (moderating variables) (adapted from Means et al., 2014). 514
23.1 Framework for AI-enhanced active online learning. 545
25.1 Hours spent using DGBL compared with self-reported motivation, engagement, self-regulation, and meeting learning goals. 592
26.1 Dashboard section. 621
26.2 Course alignment section. 621
26.3 Checklist section. 622
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2.1 Search keywords. 24
3.1 Some CLT strategies applicable to online learning. 66
3.2 Multimedia principles applicable to online learning. 68
4.1 Levels of Guskey’s evaluation activities. 93
4.2 Selection criteria. 94
4.3 Categories for data analysis. 95
4.4 Frequency of words in article titles. 96
4.5 Methods used in articles. 97
4.6 Data sources and date range of studies. 98
4.7 Levels of the articles included in this review—all levels in articles. 98
4.8 Country where study took place. 100
4.9 Countries of studies and methodology. 100
5.1 Criteria addressing engagement within course quality rubrics. 115
6.1 Expanded set of authentic task principles. 136
6.2 MGMT 30xx active learning course review. 148
6.3 MGMT 30xx outcomes. 152
7.1 Top 30 keywords of selected articles. 176
7.2 Emergent themes reported in the included articles. 177
7.3 Theoretical frameworks reported in the included articles (article numbers). 180
7.4 Empirical findings reported in the reviewed articles. 182
10.1 Major characteristics of studies included in the final analysis. 249
12.1 Principles and evidence-based practice examples. 288
14.1 Events of instruction and internal cognitive processes. 342
14.2 Participant contributions to the focus group. 345
14.3 Stages used to code the focus group data. 346
14.4 A data-driven code example using segments of text from the data. 348
14.5 A corroborated coded themes example using segments of text from the data. 355
18.1 The core concepts of mentoring in research. 436
19.1 Common sources of mental fatigue in online courses and recommendations for improvement. 465
21.1 CIPP evaluation terms. 519
25.1 Descriptive statistics for the first survey. 590
25.2 Changes in responses across students with five or more hours of DGBL in the past year and those without. 592
25.3 List of themes and subthemes from thematic analysis of interview data. 593
26.1 Identifying gaps between current and desired state: eSchool example. 613
26.2 Example logic model. 615
26.3 Implications of course delivery format characteristics. 619
26.4 Implications of course design characteristics. 619
26.5 CDQC overview. 623
27.1 Differences between online learning and emergency remote teaching. 630
27.2 Skills and conditions needed to learn online successfully. 631
27.3 Authors’ designations of soft skills. 636
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