More than 22 million students are projected to take some or all of their classes online in the next five years. While online enrollments are growing annually, student attrition in online education is higher than traditional on-campus programs.
This three-part archived webcast series covers critical retention metrics, how to measure the cost of attrition, what programming can engage online students, and how to train staff to work with this multigenerational population.
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Kristen’s expertise is centered on the recruitment, engagement, and retention of online/blended students and faculty. She is the founding director of the online Master of Science in Higher Education (MSHE) program at Drexel, and she is currently the director of the blended Ed.D. program in educational leadership and management for the Philadelphia campus. In 2008, the MSHE program received the Best Practices Award in Distance Learning Programming from the United States Distance Learning Association (USDLA). In 2009, Kristen was named as one of Drexel University’s award recipients for Outstanding Online Instructor. In 2010, Drexel University was awarded the Sloan Consortium Award for Excellence in Institution-Wide Online Education. Kristen presents nationally and internationally as a keynote speaker and as a conference presenter. She is also a reviewer for four refereed journals relating to online and blended education.
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