Chemistry Professors' Perceptions of Undergraduate Learning

Faculty Perceptions of Undergraduate Teaching

Learning Style Preferences And Perceptions Of Undergraduate Nursing Students Upon Applying Web- Based Learning Modules

Background: In the face of severe faculty shortages in constrained countries' resource-, electronic learning (elearning) was providing the chance for improving access to nursing education. Utilization of elearning can result in greater educational opportunities for students, and enhancing faculty effectiveness and efficiency. Learning styles could be unique to every individual. Therefore, it is...

Online Learning in an Undergraduate Nursing Program: the Perceptions of the Learning Technology Mentors

This paper will examine the perceptions of the learning technology mentors (LTMs) involved in the development and implementation of the RMIT Online Bachelor of Nursing program. This program was identified as a “strategic program” within RMIT Life Sciences for renewal as there were major changes occurring in the disciplinary knowledge, professional practice and in higher education. Universities ...

Professors' Facebook Content Affects Students' Perceptions and Expectations

Abstract Facebook users must make choices about level of self-disclosure, and this self-disclosure can influence perceptions of the profile's author. We examined whether the specific type of self-disclosure on a professor's profile would affect students' perceptions of the professor and expectations of his classroom. We created six Facebook profiles for a fictitious male professor, each with a ...

Perceptions of Leadership in Undergraduate Fraternal Organizations