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Is the cheating risk always higher in online instruction compared to face-to-face instruction?

Harmon, Oskar R.; Lambrinos, James; Buffolino, Judy - 2008

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Are online exams an invitation to cheat?

Harmon, Oskar R.; Lambrinos, James - In: The journal of economic education 39 (2008) 2, pp. 116-125

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Student performance in traditional vs. online format : evidence from an MBA level introductory economics class

Harmon, Oskar R. (contributor); Lambrinos, James (contributor) - 2007

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Class absence, instructor lecture notes, intellectual styles, and learning outcomes

Harmon, Oskar R.; Alpert, William T.; Banik, Archita; … - In: Atlantic economic journal : AEJ 43 (2015) 3, pp. 349-361

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Online format vs. live mode of instruction : do human capital differences or differences in returns to human capital explain the differences in outcomes?

Harmon, Oskar R. (contributor); Lambrinos, James (contributor) - 2006

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Do proctored exams matter in online classes?

Harmon, Oskar R. (contributor); Lambrinos, James (contributor) - 2006

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Effect of Social Media Discussion Forums on Learning Outcomes in an Online Course

Harmon, Oskar R. - 2013

In this paper we describe how we used Facebook as a complementary tool to our LMS. We collected data on student usage and surveyed student opinion in several online/blended sections. Our hypothesis is that our empirical analysis will find a positive correlation between student usage of Facebook...

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A randomized assessment of online learning

Alpert, William T.; Couch, Kenneth A.; Harmon, Oskar R. - In: The American economic review 106 (2016) 5, pp. 378-382

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Using a Fantasy Baseball Simulation to Teach Economic Concepts

Patterson, Adam; Calvert, Craig; Mocarsky, Matthew; Cho, Jun - 2022

This is a classroom activity using the free ESPN Fantasy Baseball platform to draft players and the Out of the Park software ($40) to simulate a baseball season. The activity enhances learning of economic concepts of marginal product and competitive balance. It also improves the data literacy...

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