Abstract
Online instruction in higher education has grown dramatically in recent years, and more faith-based colleges and universities are including online courses as a part of their educational offerings. The integration of faith in learning is an important goal in many of these faith-based institutions; however, the practice of faith integration in online settings presents unique challenges for faculty members. The purpose of this article is to provide support for faculty members teaching online in Christian colleges and universities with faith integration by presenting a series of strategies for their use. Approaches to faith integration are grouped utilizing a model presented by Dulaney et al. (2015) and adapted here for online contexts. Recommendations for working with students of differing faith backgrounds are also provided.
Recommended Citation
Purper, C., Bowden, A., Guignard, J., Farris, S., Hovey, M., & Crist, M. (2020). Faith Integration in the Higher Education Online Classroom: Perspectives and Practice. International Christian Community of Teacher Educators Journal, 15(1).