Episode Synopsis "Effective Learning and Teaching Online: A Conversation with Dr. Jacqueline Stephen"

Dr. Jacqueline Stephen, Instructional Designer and Director of the Office of Distance Learning at Mercer University in Atlanta, joins the CDI team to discuss her research on high impact practices for teaching online. Dr. Stephen’s research examines critical topics in today’s global educational climate, including undergraduate and graduate online learner persistence, instructional design, effective practices for online educators, and virtual peer mentoring for racial and ethnic minority women in STEM.

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