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Any Time Any Place Any Pace

Any Time, Any Place, Any Pace: How Time, Place, and Pace Converge

This is the final report in a five-part series exploring flexibility in online learning and its relationship to student outcomes. Grounded in findings from the previous reports on time, place, and pace, this synthesis examines how these three elements converge and what this means for student outcomes.

Any Time, Any Place, Any Pace: How Students Use Pace In Online Courses

This report is the fourth report in the ‘Any Time, Any Place, Any Pace’ series. Exploring how students navigate their online courses, this report details students’ pacing behaviors and relationships to course outcomes.

Any Time, Any Place, Any Pace: How Students Use Place In Online Courses

This report explores the concept of learning “any place” by investigating the building-reported demographic information, and assignment submissions made within the LMS in self-paced online courses.

Any time, any place, any pace: How students use time in online courses

This report explores the concept of learning “any time” by investigating the timing of students’ enrollment, course access, and assignment submissions in self-paced online courses.

Any time, any place, any pace: An introduction to the flexibility of K-12 virtual learning

This publication examines the concept of learning 'any time, any place, and at any pace.' Research on the benefits and challenges of the flexibility of online learning are analyzed and future directions for research are highlighted. This is the first report in a five part series exploring flexibility in online learning and its relationship to student outcomes.