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<strong>IFWE</strong> <strong>2012</strong> <br />
<strong>Concurrent</strong> <strong>Sessions</strong> 2 <br />
Wednesday, <strong>November</strong> 28, <strong>2012</strong> <br />
8:30AM – 9:30AM <br />
<br />
Captiva A <br />
Apprehending Cyber-‐Cheaters in an Online Learning Environment: A Case Study <br />
Presented by: Carleen Robinson (Florida International University) <br />
The ease with which students engage in acts of academic dishonesty in online courses requires continued educator <br />
awareness of the methods used to compromise course integrity. This presentation focuses upon the particular <br />
methods employed to investigate and apprehend a distance education cheating conspiracy at a large state <br />
university. <br />
Captiva B <br />
Redefining Marketing and Communications Strategies in a Regulated Environment <br />
Presented by: Raylean Henry and Jennifer Thompson (Tennessee Board of Regents) <br />
The Complete College Tennessee Act and pending State Authorization regulations for distance education are <br />
setting the tone for how marketers communicate with prospective and existing students. This presentation <br />
addresses how the Regents Online Campus Collaborative is redefining its marketing and communications <br />
strategies in light of these regulatory policies. <br />
Pine B <br />
Global Consortium Faculty LearnShop <br />
Presented by: Suzanne Becking (Fort Hays State University) and Yan Xia (University of Nebraska-‐Lincoln) <br />
In June, 2010 a three-‐day instructional design LearnShop (training session) was held for instructors from six <br />
countries. The goal of this session is to share the features of the LearnShop, how it was accomplished with a global <br />
audience, and how this format could work for other global initiatives. <br />
Pine C <br />
Gender Issues in Consortium Leadership <br />
Virginia Moxley (Kansas State University), Dawn Anderson (Kansas State University), and Carol Gould <br />
(Great Plains IDEA) <br />
The Great Plains IDEA was founded almost entirely by women in the Human Sciences. They created a highly <br />
successful consortium emphasizing shared governance and academic innovation. In 2008, it expanded to include <br />
AG*IDEA led primarily by men. We will examine the continuing journey of merging predominantly female and <br />
male-‐led organizations. <br />
Cypress Courtyard <br />
Making the Connection: Student Services and Online Learners <br />
Presented by: Annie Phillips Newton (Texas Woman’s University) <br />
Online student feedback has indicated feelings of isolation, frustration with paying fees for unutilized services, and <br />
feelings of institutional invisibility. These students need to experience community and know that they matter. Find <br />
out how the creation of an honor society for students earning an online degree is making a difference.
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