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A Phenomenology Study on Dental Faculty Preparedness for Using Technology in Face-to-Face, Hybrid Courses, and Online Course to Reach Digital Native Learners

Posted on:2019-01-10Degree:Ed.DType:Dissertation
University:Northcentral UniversityCandidate:Liberman, Leila HeleneFull Text:PDF
GTID:1477390017987092Subject:Educational technology
Abstract/Summary:
The exponential growth of online and hybrid education is most pressing and rapidly changing, increasing the need for faculty development programs for the traditional and online educator (Herman, 2012; Quinn & Kennedy-Clark, 2015). The students of today are referred to as the digital native student (DNS; Akcayir, Dundar, & Akcayir, 2016). Teaching faculty at dental schools are from the baby boomer and traditionalists' generation (ADEA Snapshot, 2017). Additionally, there are many institutions where the teaching faculty are trained in a specific trade or skill and do not understand the need for a teaching pedagogy related to the DNS needs (Behar-Horenstein, Garvan, Catalanotto, Yu, & Xiaoying, 2016).
Keywords/Search Tags:Faculty, Online
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