Qualitative and quantitative studies are compared.

This job considers the differences between qualitative and quantitative studies. In a few paragraphs, based on your reading and research: Describe qualitative analysis. What is it? How would you go about selecting a sample audience for a qualitative analysis project? What are the kinds of outcomes from qualitative analysis ap ...continues

Lifelong Readers - Helping children become lifelong readers

What are 3 strategies or things we can do in the classroom, to help children become life-long readers?

Data gathering assessment tools are compared.

Compare and contrast these data gathering assessment tools and how each can be used in qualitative and quantitative educational research studies: Observations Questionairres Interviews Surveys Which ones are most effective and why? Is it easier to establish reliability and validity with certain instruments? Why? How d ...continues

Music in the Renaissance and Reformation

You are planning to have a variety of live entertainment during the festival. There will be continuous live entertainment on stage. Additionally, you envision having small groups of roaming costumed musicians performing music from the Court of King Henry VIII. In order to be historically accurate, you are researching the music o ...continues

This job examines ethics and public officials.

How do you compare and contrast the ethical considerations afforded to public officials versus a private citizen concerning research and confidentiality? Are public figures exempt from research safeguards because of their statue?

Learning Theories

1. Provide three examples of learning experiences and link each of the examples to the behavioral, cognitive, and constructivist/contextual theories. For each example, be sure to describe why each example reflected the characteristics of theories. 2. Using practical examples, explain how a course designer might use active le ...continues

Learning Theories

The critical features of behavioral, cognitive, and constructivist theories of learning are examined. (See attached file for full problem description)

Finance Concepts are included.

If you have $10 today, you can invest that $10 and earn interest. If, for example, you earn 5% interest, you will earn $0.50 interest and have a total of $10.50 at the end of one year. If you invest the $10.50 for another year, you will earn $0.53 interest and have a total of $11.03 at the end of the second year. In year two, yo ...continues

Effective Design

Your organization wants to implement an online learning module and wants you to research and find the answers to the following questions: (this of course is not for a 'real' organization; I would like to address it to a College University setting, so for instance in question 1 - what do MOST colleges have as their technological ...continues

Creating Computer-Based Learning

Download "Course Map and Storyboard Map" and address the following questions: (3 - 5 paragraphs) 1. How detailed does a storyboard need to be so it is considered "sufficient"? 2. When designing a storyboard in PowerPoint, why is it NOT necessary to create an elaborate presentation with flashy transitions, hyperlinks, cust ...continues