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Managing Online Education Survey
2010 Survey
The Managing Online Education survey obtains data on the instructional, operational, and technology infrastructure of online programs in higher education.
The Campus Computing Project and WCET partnered again in 2010 to survey colleges and universities throughout the United States. The Managing Online Education survey focuses on issues and trends in how institutions are managing and administering online programs. 2010 survey results:
- The Executive Sumary and slide presentation on 2010 survey results.
- Podcast with Casey Green, Campus Computing, and Ellen Wagner, WCET, discussing the results.
- The full report will be released soon.
2009 Survey

In 2009, the Campus Computing Project and WCET partnered to develop and conduct the first “Managing Online Education” survey. Results from the survey show that “Enrollments are up and rising, profits are often uncertain, and organizational arrangements are in transition. Additionally, the survey data suggest that students enrolled in online programs may pay higher fees than their onācampus counterparts, that many campuses have mandatory training for their faculty before sending them 'into the web' to teach online courses, and that quality still looms as a large question for online education." The 2009 Managing Online Survey results were first presented at the WCET Annual Conference in October 2009. Below are links to the materials and presentations:
- Executive Summary
- Presentation of Survey Results by Campus Computing’s Casey Green recorded by Sonic Foundry on October 22, 2009.
- Slides in .pdf format used in Casey Green’s presentation.
- WCET webcast with Casey Green and Russ Poulin from WCET presenting survey results on October 28, 2009.
If you have questions about the survey, contact Russ Poulin at WCET.
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