STRATEGIES FOR ENHANCING STUDENT INTERACTION IN AN ONLINE HEALTH PROMOTION COURSE.
Higher education institutions are increasingly offering online courses, forcing a growing number of faculty members, who are accustomed to the traditional face-to-face method of teaching, to adapt to the rigors of the new technology. Although students demonstrate more positive attitudes and superior...
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