Definition: Asynchronous Online Classroom The AOC refers to a course delivered solely online without any synchronous component. In this setting, the level of social presence is presumably lower than that experienced in the face-to-face (FtF) classroom, where one can see, hear, and interact with th...
Continue reading ...Here is my Prezi Presentation from Day 2, 2009 PodcampAZ: The Online Video Conversation: Yeah, you can use it for that. ...
Continue reading ...Here is my Prezi Presentation from Day 1, 2009 PodcampAZ: Using Video to Communicate in the Asynchronous Online Classroom ...
Continue reading ...Another theoretical framework that I will apply to my study is the social construction of technology as a model to consider the social context of new technology. According to Pinch & Bijker (1987), a key assumption of this theory is that innovation is a complex process of co-construction in which te...
Continue reading ...In Rhetoric and Reality (1987), James A. Berlin created a three-part taxonomy of rhetoric theories, based on epistemology. Objective rhetoric asserts that reality is empirically verifiable and in the material world. Subjective rhetoric states that reality is not material, but rather exists within th...
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