Course Transformation From Synchronous To Asynchronous Using Technology
Author(s) -
Ali Mehrabian,
Walter W. Buchanan,
Alireza Rahrooh
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
2009 annual conference and exposition proceedings
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.18260/1-2--5788
Subject(s) - asynchronous communication , computer science , transformation (genetics) , telecommunications , biochemistry , chemistry , gene
A robust project-based engineering course at the undergraduate senior level, traditionally taught face-to-face synchronously, has been transformed to a distance course taught asynchronously using distance modes. In this case, pedagogical transitions, alterations, and adjustments are required for meeting the course objectives effectively and without sacrificing the instructional quality. Project collaboration in groups or teams requires effective communication, which is made possible in this case with extensive utilization of new information technology (IT) and communication tools such as virtual meetings. Some technologies used in transition from live to distance learning modes are summarized and their effectiveness is addressed experientially in this paper. This discussion includes some benefits of implementing project-based courses in the domain of distance learning modes. Keywordsא Distance Learning, Technology, Project-Based Learning, Asynchronously, Senior Design Project
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