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Invest In The Success Of Online Programs At The University? Mentor Professors

The Distance Education Mentoring Program (DEMP) is a unique program designed to assist faculty with developing and teaching quality online courses. This paper describes a survey assessment of the 92 faculty members who completed the program over the last four years and looks at preliminary data determining the program’s success.

Janet Buckenmeyer | Emily Hixon | Casimir Barczyk | Lori Feldman

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