The 2006 Passages to e-Learning retreat was held on November 3-4, 2006 in Cashiers, NC at the
High Hampton Inn.

Passages was open to all WCU instructors, full-time or part-time. Sessions accommodated a variety of interests. Teachers new to e-learning, or seriously contemplating the design of a new online course, or the integration of online activities into face-to-face courses were encouraged to register.

View from the High Hampton Inn

The retreat was co-sponsored by:
The J.M. Robinson Endowment
The Coulter Faculty Center
The Division of Educational Outreach

Participants

Brochure

Broad themes for Retreat

• Assessment: Student performance in e-learning/online settings
• Transitions: Toward new practices and applications
• Maintaining the instructional edge: Where, as Hilda Taba declared long ago, “changes come fast [and] individuals cannot depend on routinized behavior in making decisions.”