Will Online Education Demolish Brick-and-Mortar?

The transcript discusses the evolution of online education, emphasizing partnerships with top universities to offer high-quality online degree programs. It highlights the benefits of online learning, such as smaller class sizes and practical experiences, while addressing faculty perspectives and student demographics. The challenges of preconceived notions and faculty resistance are also explored, along with the opportunities for global faculty recruitment.

What is the primary goal of partnering with top universities for online degree programs?

• To replace traditional campuses

• To integrate online education with the same quality

• To reduce the number of students

• To lower the cost of education

How does the online midwifery program ensure practical experience for students?

• By providing video tutorials

• By offering online workshops

• By requiring students to deliver 30 babies

• By using virtual simulations

What is a significant concern for professors regarding online education?

• Lack of student engagement

• Decreased job security

• Increased workload without additional pay

• Limited access to resources

What is one benefit of online education for students in the workforce?

• They can continue working while studying

• They can move to a new city

• They can quit their jobs to study

• They can attend classes at any time

What challenge does online education face according to the transcript?

• Limited course offerings

• High cost of implementation

• Preconceived notions about its quality

• Lack of qualified faculty