Bob and Mary Helen Spear, leading a discussion with faculty during the Distance Learning Workshop at Vista University, Pretoria, South Africa, January 18-22, 1999.

Cable's On-Line Pedagogy Distance Learning Portal:
http://jac.sbs.ohio-state.edu/cable/pedagogy/default.htm
"Without a sound pedagogical approach to instructional design, an on-line course is little more than linked text," says the author of this site. Cable Green of the Council of Ohio Colleges of Pharmacy and Ohio State Univeristy explores research and literature reviews of on-line learning, philosophies, theory and pedagogy of various instructional strategies, the development and design of  an on-line course, tutorials for instructors to learn how to
create and teach in an on-line learning environment, and how to assess and evaluate your course. 

Center for Educational Outreach and Innovation 
http://www.tc.columbia.edu/~academic/ceoi/   The Teachers College at Columbia University operates this experimental facility. Read its newsletter, take advantage of its links, and learn about innovations in distance learning. 

Distance Education and Instructional Support (University of South Carolina)  http://www.sc.edu/deis/   Faculty-resources page lets visitors view instructional media and gather course-development material. 
 

Originally developed by Art Chickering and Zelda Gamson (1987), these "Principles of Good Practice for Undergraduate Education" were updated by Chickering and Stephen C. Ehrmann of the TLT Group, the Teaching, Learning, and Technology Affiliate of the American Association for Higher Education. The principles provide a solid basis for good pedagogy in a traditional as well as a technology-enriched learning environment.