Special Issue on International Virtual Exchange and eLearning

2021 Special Issue Advancing Beyond Multiple Choice eAssessment

This special issue curates insights from the Beyond Multiple Choice 2020 conference speakers about the trends, research, and technologies guiding the future of eAssessment—and the contexts for how it can be equitably applied to facilitate learning achievement. As the shift to eLearning accelerates, so too does the need for online assessment that can reveal and direct learning progress. This has presented both opportunities and challenges for policymakers, curriculum and assessment designers, and educators.

eLearn Magazine would like to acknowledge Brian Moon the chief technology officer for Perigean Technologies, president of Sero! Learning Assessments, and cofounder of BMC. Moon served as the Special Issue Editor.

Table of Contents

eLearn Magazine Special Issue: Beyond Multiple Choice
By Brian Moon

Challenges for Introducing Artificial Intelligence to Improve the Efficiency of a Next Generation Assessment Approach

By Brian Moon, Farima Bayat, Sneha Nair, and Andrew Slaughter

Conference Review: Beyond Multiple Choice 2020

By Kristine Hadeed

A Future of Assessment Without Testing

Kristen DiCerbo with Graham Hudson

Remote Proctoring? Step Up Your Game and Put the Learner First

By Geoff Chapman

Exploring Performance Testing in Certification: Lessons Learned and key insights from Microsoft

By Liberty Munson and Manfred Straehle

The Future of Assessment Depends on Elevating Culturally Diverse Leadership

By Susan Lyons

Beyond Multiple-Choice with Digital Assessments

By Okan Bulut

Adaptive Knowledge Assessment using Advanced Concept Maps with Logic Branching Multiple Choice-Google Forms

By António Fonseca and Hugo Faria

2019 Special Issue "Paradigm Shifts in Global Higher Education and eLearning"

The world in the digital knowledge age has changed, and education is not immune to these changes. In a time when online technologies, networked learning spaces, mobile devices, cloud computing, and many other innovative tools have penetrated our lives and resulted in a paradigm shift. Therefore, we need to revisit what is known about the current state of the art in higher education and e-learning. The special issue aims to reflect changes in global higher education with a special focus on e-learning.

eLearn Magazine would like to acknowledge Dr. Aras Bozkurt of Anadolu University and Dr. Amy Hilbelink of Laureate International Education who served as the Guest Editors.

Table of Contents

Introductory Editorial

Paradigm Shifts in Global Higher Education and e-learning: An ecological perspective
Dr. Aras Bozkurt nd Dr. Amy Hilbelink

Articles

A Commentary on the Paradigm Shift Toward Openness in Higher Education
By Dr. Suzan Koseoglu

Rethinking Lurking
By Apostolos Koutropoulos, Sarah Honeychurch, and Lenandlar Singh

Findings on Modeling as Impact to Practice from the HumanMOOC
By Dr. Heather Robinson, Maha Al-Freih, Whitney Kilgore, and Patrice Torcivia Prusko.

Intentionally Equitable Hospitality in Hybrid Video Dialogue: The Context of Virtually Connecting
By Dr. Maha Bali, Ms. Autumm Caines, Ms. Rebecca J. Hogue, Ms. Helen J. DeWaard, and Mr. Christian Friedrich

Multicultural Sensitivity in Course Design
By Dr. Amy Hilbelink

Be Motivated and Motivate”: Interview with John M. Keller for eLearn Magazine
Dr. Hasan Ucar and Dr. Alper Tolga Kumtepe

A Messaging Framework for Online Educator s
By Dr. Karen Gebhardt and Kelly McKenna

Makerspaces in Higher Education: An overview
By Mr. Brian Meyer

SVU-VOSE: A hybrid model of Virtual, Open, and Socially-driven learning Environment
By Prof. Khalil Ajami and Ola Haidar

The Future of Education: Transforming higher education with integrated competency-based education
By Dr. Lisa Bosman

Blended Learning Research: Components Critical to Student Learning from a Meta-Analysis
By Dr. Leslie Cordie

Digital Transformation in Higher Education—Buzzword or Opportunity?
By Dr. Cerstin Mahlow and Andreas Hediger

2018 Special Issue on Technology in eLearning

Instructional Technology to Impact eLearning

This Special Issue explores teaching and learning with an emphasis on the practical value and impact of instructional technology in the online classroom. As such, articles feature critical reflection analysis, case studies, and classroom innovations that utilize instructional technology to enhance the online learning experience. The goal of this Special Issue is to inspire integration of instructional technology to foster elearning effectiveness.

eLearn Magazine would like to acknowledge Dr. B. Jean Mandernach of Grand Canyon University, who served as the Special Issue Editor.

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