"Experts suggested intentional strategy, planning, and professional development will be key for teachers and students alike to succeed in future iterations of virtual learning" - Riddell, K12 Dive Dr. Joosten of DETA participated in a panel at SXSWedu Online, "How can learning science improve virtual classrooms?"...
Tanya Joosten is quoted in The Chronicle of Higher Education at: https://www.chronicle.com/article/Why-Is-Zoom-So-Exhausting-/248619...
Tanya Joosten is quoted in The Chronicle of Higher Education at: https://www.chronicle.com/article/Zoomed-Out-Why/2484012 ...
It’s a DETA Update! Today we welcome Tanya Joosten, Director of Digital Learning Research and Development and Co-Director, National Research Center for Distance Education (DETA) and Technological Advancements at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, to give us an update on DETA. DETA was established with funding from...
What do students want in the learning activities for their online STEM courses? They'd prefer more real-life problems to solve and instructional resources such as simulations, case studies, videos and demonstrations. They'd also like the chance to meet and collaborate with other students as well...
A special edition of the Online Learning journal was released highlighting several DETA-supported studies. Check it out here: https://olj.onlinelearningconsortium.org/index.php/olj...
by Russ Poulin, WICHE Thank you to Tanya Joosten, Laura Pedrick, and Diane Reddy for inviting me to a summit to kick-off the new National Research Center for Distance Education and Technological Advancements. Operated by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, DETA (as they have thankfully monikered the...
This article appeared in the WCET blog September 14, 2016 What’s Been Up? The National Research Center for Distance Education and Technological Advancements (DETA) is wrapping up its second year of a national U.S. Department of Education funded effort to conduct rigorous research to identify key factors...
In response to strong student demand, the San Diego Community College District is increasing the number of online courses by 21 percent from last year when fall classes begin Monday, Aug. 22. “The San Diego Community College District is committed to ensuring our students have access to the resources needed...
by Kristi DePaul, Next Generation Learning Challenges. After 15+ years in the higher ed market, online learning has entered a new stage of maturity: one that has given rise to rigorous studies on both effective course and institutional practices. And although the concept of remote education...
