Discuss the benefits and pitfalls of teaching online.

he shift toward online, hybrid, and emerging web-based initiatives brings forth ethical and legal implications for higher learning institutions and for learners.

Tasks:

Using the professional literature, research the ethical and legal implications when using these technologies for higher learning institutions and for learners. The literature may include the Argosy University online library resources and scholarly Internet sources.

In a minimum of 200 words, address the following:

Discuss the perceived boom in demand for online, hybrid, and emerging web-based initiatives.
Analyze the impact of this demand on your career.
Discuss the benefits and pitfalls of teaching online.
Analyze the legal and ethical implications of this move toward online, hybrid, and emerging web-based initiatives.

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