Dominique Monolescu Kliger, Ph.D.

        Assistant Vice Provost and
        Director of Distance and Summer Programs
        Temple University
        Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
        U.S.A.

        http://www.temple.edu/distanceandsummer
          http://isc.temple.edu/fipsecapesprogram

 

 


EDUCATION  |  PUBLICATIONS PRESENTATIONS  |  LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT   

GRANTS & AWARDS  |  INTERVIEWS  |  COMMITTEES & SERVICETEACHING  |  BOARD


 

 

 

EDUCATION / DEGREES


Temple University School of Communications and Theater

Emphasis: New technologies for collaborative teaching and learning interactions.

Dissertation:  Computer Mediated Videoconferencing: A Technology in Evolution in Distance Education. The dissertation examined the impact of desktop videoconferencing on student interaction effectiveness and learning outcomes.  By comparing student and teacher satisfaction with their video interactions, this study contributed to the understanding of issues of why, when, and how desktop videoconferencing should be used for a computer-mediated communication (CMC) in the academic environment.

Temple University School of Communications and Theater

Areas of Concentration: Organizational Communication and Behavior and Cognition.

Universidade Mackenzie

Emphasis: Neurological Disorders

Universidade Mackenzie

Emphasis: Entrepreneurship

 

 

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PUBLICATIONS


 

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PRESENTATIONS


 

 

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LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT


Program Project: Campus Beautification
Sponsor: Dean Hai-Lung Dai

Residential Program hosted at Bryn Mawr College

Supervisory Development Program, offered by Temple Spring 2004
University’s Human Resources Department

 

Audit a one semester course on Student Affairs Fall 2003
offered by Temple University’s Educational Leadership Department

                 

 

 


 

 

 

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GRANTS and AWARDS


 

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INTERVIEWS


College Online Learning Programs Falter 01/31/03

Soundprint Broadcast (Audio broadcast aired in April/2002)

Topic: The future of Distance Education

Perspectives on Education Series (1996)
Topic: Distance Learning in Developing Countries. Available at:
http://www.tcpd.org

Education without borders, life without barriers
Temple Times 11/14/07

OnLine Learning Program celebrates 10 years
Temple Times 04/13/06

Leadership lessons learned: Temple women on the move
Temple Times, 03/03/05

Tas get head start on teaching with technology
Temple Times 10/24/02

Online intellectual property focus of Temple forum
Temple Times 05/24/01

The growth of Temple's OnLine Learning program
Faculty Herald Spring/00

Exchanging "best practices" for on-line and distance learning. Temple joined its community college partners in first of series of workshops
Temple Times 11/12/98

On-line classes offer anytime learning
Temple Times 09/03/98

Get the lowdown on online learning
Temple University Bits and PC Newsletter Fall/99
 

 

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PROFESSIONAL SERVICE / UNIVERSITY COMMITTEES


 

TEMPLE UNIVERSITY

ADDITIONAL SERVICE

 

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TEACHING


Temple University, Philadelphia, PA
 

Responsible for providing leadership to the University distance learning and summer programs initiatives. In addition to responsibilities in planning, budgeting, policy development, and department reports and communications, I am responsible for distance education curriculum development, student recruitment, marketing, research, publications, grant writing, technology evaluation and acquisition, operational budget, and assessment activities.

 

Temple University, Philadelphia, PA
 

Responsible for developing solutions for distance education needs. Served as a liaison between the Provost’s office and the Academic Computer Services, and all national and international faculty members, staff, and students involved in distance education

 

Temple University, Philadelphia, PA

School of Communications and Theater

Course: Communication in Organizations (4 credits). Throughout the semester, undergraduate and graduate students were exposed to multimedia technology; audio and video synchronous interaction with the instructor and also exploring various course related materials via the Blackboard Course Management tool.

 

Arcadia University, Glenside, PA

English/Communication/ and Theater Arts Department

Course: Organizational Communications (4 credits). This course is required to all students within this major and is offered once a year. Although the course meetings were conducted face-to-face, I have adopted the Blackboard course management tool to supplement my weekly course materials and interaction with students.

 

Temple University, Philadelphia, PA
 

As assistant director, I assisted in the direction of the program’s online and videoconferencing courses. I became involved with student and faculty orientations about the technologies in use for online teaching and learning. In addition to being part of the assessment team that design the student online assessment tools, I developed strategies and support services to promote better information about the online and videoconferencing characteristics

 

Temple University, Philadelphia, PA
School of Communication and Theater

While working on my doctoral degree, I taught multiple recitation sessions for the course Introduction to Mass Media and Communication Theories. As a teacher assistant, my responsibilities also included assignment preparation and exam grading.

 

Universidade Bandeirante de Sao Paulo (Brazil)

While primarily hired to assist the Vice-Provost for Undergraduate Studies in all his academic initiatives, I was also privileged to have the opportunity to work directly with the Vice-Provost for Graduate Studies (Dr. Eurides Britto, former Brazil’s Secretary of Education), and assist her in the curricular development of the University’s Master Education Program on New Educational Technologies.

 

Temple University, Philadelphia, PA
School of Communication and Theater

While working on my master’s degree I conducted research about various mass media
and communication theories.


 

Ken-Crest, Philadelphia, PA

While participating in a one year International Exchange Program (IPX) I received training in early intervention strategies and technologies not yet existent in Brazil. In addition, this opportunity also exposed me to a multicultural and diverse clientele and special needs support systems.

 


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