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Digital Education, in a multi-week, collaborative seminar, accompanied the faculty through research and best practices on various topics such as, building an online community, technology integration, and different types of learning theories. Based on this research and seminar participation, faculty members embarked on the redesign process to improve the overall learning experience for the online MBA students at Marist.
Round 1
Dr. Ken Sloan - Associate Professor of Management
MBA 660 The Twenty-First Century Manager
Dr. Della Lee Sue - Assistant Professor of Economics & Dr. Christy Huebner Caridi - Affiliate Assistant Professor of Economics
MBA 664 Economics
Dr. J. Donald Warren, Jr - Associate Professor of Management
MBA 667 Accounting
Dr. Kavous Ardalan, Ph.D. - Professor of Finance
MBA 669 Finance
Round 2
Dr. Caroline Rider - Associate Professor
MBA 663 Global Environment of Business
Dr. Pamela J. Harper - Assistant Professor in the School of Management
MBA 668 Marketing Management
Dr. Jason Z.-H. Lee & Dr. Hans Cheng - Associate Professor of Operations and Management Sciences
MBA 670 Operations Management
Dr. David Joseph Gavin - Associate Professor of Management
MBA 801 Management Strategy
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MIPO & Its 200:
A Blended Model to Prepare Students While Saving Time
Ms. Daniela Charter & Mr. Mike Conte - Marist Institute for Public Opinion
After an exciting and extremely busy Election 2016, Daniela Charter and Michael Conte of the Marist Institute for Public Opinion (MIPO) will share their secrets on how to effectively train, motivate, engage and oversee 200+ student interviewers. This session will explore the interactive activities and time saving techniques MIPO uses and facilitates through the use of iLearn which will include the following topics:
• Disseminating rich media materials to a large number of students
• Engaging students with interactive activities
• Providing hands-on experiences instead of lecture based materials
• Monitoring student progress closely
Their tips and tricks will be useful for a variety of audiences including faculty, counselors, advisors, coaches, staff and more.
Flyer: Faculty Showcase Daniela Charter & Mike Conte.pdf
The Best Practices of Sakai in Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications
Jianwei Li, Visiting Scholar
Sakai provides us with the flexibility we need to offer a learning management system to support the teaching methodology at the College of Network Education for Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications since 2008. Nowadays, there are more than forty thousand students studying in Sakai. We design instructor-guide online learning models and we have successfully developed quiz infrastructure for management, video management, SCORM courseware management and playback based on the Sakai framework.
This presentation is composed of four parts:
• Sakai Use History
• How to use Sakai
• Online Course Design
• Sakai Use in Future
Flyer: Faculty Showcase Jainwei Li.pdf