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Haughey, Denis J. – Open Learning, 2007
Ethical relationships arise from the interaction of the student, instructor and institution. Teaching is viewed here as leadership based upon moral and ethical principles, as opposed to technical ones. Student participation in a course involves recognizing and resolving various ethical issues, some of which focus on the instructor's actions. The…
Descriptors: Student Participation, Ethics, Interaction, Teacher Student Relationship
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Dailin, Liu; Fengyan, Chang; Shuangxu, Yin; Fenglong, Zhang – Open Learning, 2008
Timely collection of feedback on the quality of teaching from graduates and their employers is of great significance in distance education, and can help enhance the quality of teaching and improve management and all-round learner support. However, since the graduates left university some years ago, are now widely dispersed and consequently may…
Descriptors: Feedback (Response), Curriculum Design, Open Education, Distance Education
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Anderson, Bill; Simpson, Mary – Open Learning, 2007
Teaching at a distance raises ethical issues particular to the distance context. When distance teaching is also online teaching, the situation is even more complex. Online teaching environments amplify the ethical issues faced by instructors and students. Online sites support complex discourses and multiple relationships; they cross physical,…
Descriptors: Confidentiality, Online Courses, Distance Education, Ethics