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2007

Number 58, September 1 - Project Eagle Revisited Part II: A Closer Look at Some Notable Achievements

Number 57, July 1 - Project Eagle Revisited Part I: An Overview of Accomplishments

Number 56, May 1 - Serving Students Online

Number 55, March 1 - The Seventh Annual Look at Leading Edge E-Learning Technologies

Number 54, January 1 - The Game Is On: Applying Computer Gaming Principles to E-Learning


2006

Number 53, November 1 - Online Retention: Keeping Students Enrolled and Engaged

Number 52, September 1 - Teaching Critical Thinking Skills and Other Tips for E-Faculty

Number 51, July 1 - The Changing Academic Library, Web 2.0, and Putting the Two Together

Number 50, May 1 - Going for the Gold: The Very Best Bets from 50 BEEPs

Number 49, March 1 - The Sixth Annual Look at Leading Edge E-Learning Technologies

Number 48, January 1 - iPods and Wikis and Blogs (Oh My!): Recreational Products As E-Learning Tools


2005

Number 47, November 1 - Dealing with Disaster from a Distance: Hurricane Katrina and Beyond

Number 46, September 1 - Instructional Best Bets for the New Academic Year

Number 45, July 1 - Hybrid Courses: Blending Online and Face-to-Face Instruction

Number 44, May 1 - Free Software and Information Sources for E-Learning

Number 43, March 1 - The Fifth Annual Look at Leading Edge E-Learning Technologies

Number 42, January 1 - Online Academic and Student Support Services, With an Update on Student Portals


2004

Number 41, November 1 - What Makes an Award-Winning E-Learning Program: A Look at St. Petersburg College's eCampus

Number 40, September 1 - E-Learning Evaluation: Standards and Procedures

Number 39 - 2006 revised ed. - Google™ and Beyond: Finding Information on the Web

Number 39 - July 1 original ed. - Google™ and Beyond: Finding Information on the Web

Number 38, May 1 - Sharing Responsibility in the E-Learning Process: The Use of Learning Contracts, Service Standards, and Learning Support Agreements

Number 37, March 1 - The Fourth Annual Look at Leading Edge E-Learning Technologies

Number 36, January 1 - Instructional Management Systems: Learning, Course, Content, and Otherwise


2003

Number 35, November 1 - E-Learning in the News: Recent Achievements and Challenges

Number 34, September 1 - New Look for BEEP

Number 33, June 1 - BEEP's Greatest Hits - Part 2

Number 32, May 1 - BEEP's Greatest Hits - Part 1

Number 31, April 1 - The Third Annual Look at Leading Edge E-Learning Technologies

Number 30, March 1 - Learning Outcomes and Learning Styles: Concepts for Improving E-Learning

Number 29, February 1 - Portals and Portfolios: Customizable Tools for Improving E-Learning

Number 28, January 1 - Information Technology Innovations Part 2: Wireless Technology


2002

Number 27, December 1 - Information Technology Innovations Part 1:
A Look at Internet2 and at Academic Library Changes

Number 26, November 1 - Academic Freebies on the Web

Number 25, October 1 - Evaluating Quality and Effectiveness of E-Courses

Number 24, September 1 - Teaching Tips for E-Structors

Number 23, August 1 - E-Learning Initiatives Outside the United States

Number 22, July 1 - How Can St. Petersburg College Parlay Its Good Work and Success with Project Eagle into a National Model?

Number 21, June 1 - Online Support for Medical Education: A Best Educational E-Practice

Number 20, May 1 - Like Minds: Web Sites That Link to and from BEEP

Number 19, April 1 - What Are the Appropriate Models for St. Petersburg College and the University Partnership Center to Expand Access to Bachelor's and Master's Degrees?

Number 18, March 1 - Another Look at Leading Edge E-Learning Technologies

Number 17, February 1 - Becoming a National Model for E-Learning

Number 16, January 1 - How Can St. Petersburg College Leverage Technology to Increase Access to Courses and Programs for an Expanded Pool of Learners?


2001

Number 15, December 1 - E- Learning: Growth and Diversity

Number 14, November 1 - Providing Four-Year and Graduate Degrees in a Community College Setting

Number 13, October 1 - How Can the eCampus Be Organized and Run to Address Traditional Faculty Concerns, But Maintain an Innovative Approach to Providing Educational Access?

Number 12, September 1 - New Year, New Ideas: A Sampler for E-Structors

Number 11, August 1 - Broadening the Base of E-Learners

Number 10, July 1 - Selected E-Sources for Online Learners

Number 9, June 1 - How Do SPJC Administrative and Support Systems and Procedures Need to Change in Order to Overcome Organizational Obstacles to E-Learning Access?

Number 8, May 1 - Faculty Issues in an E-Learning Environment

Number 7, April 1 - A Look at Leading Edge E-Learning Technologies

Number 6, March 1 - What Are the Appropriate Models for Development and Redevelopment of Student Support Services?

Number 5, February 1 - Overcoming Organizational Obstacles to E-Learning Access

Number 4, January 1 - Elements of Effective E-Teaching and E-Learning


2000

Number 3, December 1 - Quality Assurance and Evaluation in E-Learning

Number 2, November 1 - Student Support Services for Distance Learners

Number 1, October 1 - Student Computer Ownership Programs


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