Saving Face in Cyberspace: Transition to On-line Teaching in a Sociology Program
Bonnie D. Oglensky
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Bonnie D. Oglensky
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This paper delineates the intellectual and socio-emotional processes of shifting from face-to-face to on-line teaching at the Online BA Program in Sociology at the CUNY School of Professional Studies. Using a sociological lens, I will explore the concept of
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This paper delineates the intellectual and socio-emotional processes of shifting from face-to-face to on-line teaching at the Online BA Program in Sociology at the CUNY School of Professional Studies. Using a sociological lens, I will explore the concept of
Key concepts: Cyberspace, Face (sociological concept), Transition (genetics), Sociology, Face-to-face, Line (geometry), Public relations, Internet privacy