Fostering meaningful interactions that help online students achieve the best learning outcomes can be tricky. Instructional designers at CSU Online have put together some tools and tricks.
This January, the School of Social Work at Colorado State University will add two new graduate certificates to its growing list of online programs designed to provide helping professionals with a competitive edge in the job market: Nonprofit Administration and Military and Veteran Culture.
Colorado State University makes it possible for professionals to climb the ranks within their organizations without ever taking a break from their job. Meet two students in the organizational, leadership, performance, and change master’s program who are doing just that.
CSU and the Denver Museum of Nature and Science today announced an agreement to work together to elevate research, enhance educational opportunities for students and the public, and highlight their academic alignment.
A recent study of large-enrollment classes on campus has yielded promising results for interactive teaching approaches, and has provided guidance to instructors about how to successfully teach in flipped classroom settings.
One of the University’s longest-running online undergraduate programs, FESA has helped numerous fire and emergency professionals advance their careers and become leaders in their communities.
Regardless of your online course load, it’s important to remember that studying online comes with a unique set of advantages and challenges.
Dr. Arun Kota, who teaches in CSU’s online biomedical engineering master’s program, explains how the research and expertise of campus faculty from multiple departments shape what online students learn in the program.