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Gayle Christensen
Gayle Christensen
Associate Vice Provost, University of Washington
Verified email at uw.edu
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The MOOC phenomenon: Who takes massive open online courses and why?
G Christensen, A Steinmetz, B Alcorn, A Bennett, D Woods, E Emanuel
Available at SSRN 2350964, 2013
7992013
Where immigrant students succeed: A comparative review of performance and engagement in PISA 2003
P Stanat, G Christensen
OECD, 2006
5452006
MOOCs taken by educated few
EJ Emanuel
Nature 503 (7476), 342-342, 2013
3772013
Who’s benefiting from MOOCs, and why
C Zhenghao, B Alcorn, G Christensen, N Eriksson, D Koller, EJ Emanuel
Harvard Business Review 25 (1), 2-8, 2015
2942015
Language policies and practices for helping immigrants and second-generation students succeed
G Christensen, P Stanat
The Transatlantic Taskforce on Immigration and Integration, Migration Policy …, 2007
1712007
Schulerfolg von Jugendlichen mit Migrationshintergrund im internationalen Vergleich
P Stanat, G Christensen
Eine Analyse von Voraussetzungen und Erträgen schulischen Lernens im Rahmen …, 2003
1532003
Schulbezogene Motivation und Aspiration von Schülerinnen und Schülern mit Migrationshintergrund
P Stanat, M Segeritz, G Christensen
Schulische Lerngelegenheiten und Kompetenzentwicklung. Festschrift für …, 2010
812010
Higher Education and MOOCs in India and the Global South
B Alcorn, G Christensen, D Kapur
Change: The Magazine of Higher learning 47 (3), 42-49, 2015
552015
An international perspective on student achievement
G Christensen, M Segeritz
Immigrant students can succeed: Lessons from around the globe, 11-33, 2008
302008
MOOCs won’t replace business schools–they’ll diversify them
G Christensen, B Alcorn, EJ Emanuel
Harvard Business Review Blog Network June 3, 2014
262014
The MOOC Phenomenon: Who Takes Massive Open Online Courses and Why?(November 6, 2013)
G Christensen, A Steinmetz, B Alcorn, A Bennett, D Woods, E Emanuel
Recuperado marzo, 2015
152015
The press from above, the pull from below: High school responses to external accountability
D Massell, M Goertz, G Christensen, M Goldwasser
Holding high hopes. How high schools respond to state accountability …, 2005
152005
Who Takes MOOCs?
B Alcorn, G Christensen, EJ Emanuel
New Republic 245 (1), 12-12, 2013
142013
Chapter 6: Fishes
JS Christiansen, JD Reist, RJ Brown, VA Brykov, G Christensen, ...
Arctic Biodiversity Assessment. Arctic Council, 193-245, 2013
142013
Immigrant student achievement in 2006: An international perspective
G Christensen, M Segeritz
Sonderauswertung der PISA-Daten im Auftrag der Bertelsmann-Stiftung …, 2008
132008
The MOOC phenomenon: who takes massive open online courses and why?. Available at SSRN 2350964
G Christensen, A Steinmetz, B Alcorn, A Bennett, D Woods, EJ Emanuel
working paper available at https://www. openeducationeuropa. eu/sites …, 2013
102013
A cross-national perspective on immigrant students using PISA
G Christensen, M Segeritz, P Stanat
Canadian Issues, 69-77, 2011
92011
The real value of online education
B Alcorn, G Christensen, EJ Emanuel
Atlantic 317, 58-59, 2014
82014
Private School Participants in Federal Programs under the" No Child Left Behind Act" and the" Individuals with Disabilities Education Act": Private School and Public School …
GS Christensen, S Cohodes, D Fernandes, D Klasik, D Loss, M Segeritz
US Department of Education, 2007
82007
Are free online university courses an educational panacea?
G Christensen, B Alcorn
New Scientist 221 (2959), 24-25, 2014
72014
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