Go Inside e-Learning with Susan Smith Nash, Ph.D. Get an insider's look at online education by a former associate dean for liberal arts at a well-known online university.

Her latest book, Excellence in College Teaching and Learning: Classroom and Online Instruction, was co-authored with George Henderson and published in 2007. Leadership and the e-Learning Organization, was published in 2006.

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• Using Your Cell Phone to Succeed in Your Online Course

  By Susan Smith Nash, Ph.D. It is almost impossible to purchase a cell phone that does not have a built-in camera, data storage, and a way to play podcasts, both audio and video. It is also increasingly likely that your textbook will offer lots of downloadable Read More... Posted Thursday, June 19, 2008 10:30 AM by susan | 2 Comments Filed under: Interaction, Web Resources Attachment(s): Using_Your_Cell_Phone_to_Succeed_in_Your_Online_Course.mp3

• E-Learning Success in the Sandwich Generation "Cluttered Nest"

  By Susan Smith Nash, Ph.D. Jacilla was off to a good start with e-learning. Things were to suddenly change, however, when she assumed primary responsibility for the care of her 75 year-old mother, who suffered from arthritis, diabetes and cognitive impairment. Read More... Posted Thursday, April 03, 2008 11:00 AM by susan | 2 Comments Filed under: Interaction, Web Resources

• Online Learning Offers Hope for Welfare Recipients

  By Susan Smith Nash, Ph.D. Unlike the publicized pregnancy of 16-year-old Jamie Lynne Spears, there was no fanfare when 16-year-old Marilee announced she was pregnant. No one was clamoring for her photograph and no one was paying her for an interview. Read More... Posted Thursday, February 21, 2008 10:30 AM by susan | 0 Comments Filed under: Interaction, Web Resources

• The Abused Woman and E-Learning: Creating Networks and Support

  By Susan Smith Nash, Ph.D. Can e-learning offer hope to women who are trapped in abusive or destructive relationships? The topic cannot be taken lightly. Abusive relationships are notoriously hard to leave, and education is only one component. Nevertheless, Read More... Posted Thursday, February 14, 2008 10:30 AM by susan | 1 Comments Filed under: Interaction, Web Resources

• Social Networks and eLearning: Can They Help You Succeed?

  By Susan Smith Nash, Ph.D. Popular social networking sites and elearning do not seem, at first glance, to have much in common. One seems to be all about self-expression and building bonds with people with shared interests, while the other seems to be Read More... Posted Thursday, November 22, 2007 9:30 AM by susan | 1 Comments Filed under: Interaction, Web Resources