June 15, 2005

By By Sherion H. Jackson, Ed.D

Creating a Web-based course from a current, successful on-ground course is difficult. At best, it can be considered a translation process. In the past, instructors have created Web-based courses by taking those courses that were being taught on-ground and posting the information online, then calling these courses “Web-based.” Imitating a sound, successful on-ground course will not necessarily bring about the same success for students in a Web-based learning environment.

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