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Sherie Saltveit Minot State University
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The National Standards for Business Education defines Business Education as follows: “education for and about business offers students the opportunity to master the fundamental knowledge and skills needed to succeed in business – wherever in the world it is conducted – and more importantly, an equal opportunity to succeed in life.”
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1600s ◦ Apprenticeship system ◦ Puritans arrive – led to Boston Latin Grammar School which led creation of more private school ◦ Vocational education versus profession 1700s ◦ Thomas Jefferson – public school should be free of religion and private control ◦ Growth of English Grammar Schools ◦ Commercial Textbooks appear
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1800s ◦ Growth of Private Business Schools or Commercial Colleges ◦ Emphasis on bookkeeping and penmanship; ◦ Structured education more effective than apprenticeship system ◦ Training was too narrow ◦ High Schools created ◦ Shorthand and typewriting were introduced in the 1870s
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1900s ◦ The Big Three: typewriting, shorthand, and bookkeeping ◦ High schools start offering business curriculum ◦ Marketing Education and Business Teacher Education created ◦ Congressional Acts ◦ Technology makes it debut
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Computers are an essential part of education Students will need computer skills for successful college experience Minot State University ◦ Online Courses and Degrees Online Courses and Degrees ◦ Hybrid Courses – uses a combination of online and f-2-f ◦ Synchronous and asynchronous ◦ Specialized Software
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Blackboard CE 8 – learning management system Adobe Connect Wimba SafeAssign Respondus LockDown Browser Audio Video Simulations SmarThinking
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MSU Online is global reaching Diverse student body Diverse faculty Enrollment has increased since the first online offerings in 1996 What next?? Questions?
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