The government of Ontario, Canada would like to convert at least 60% of all undergraduate post-secondary courses to an e-learning format.
That's a lot of courses.
The province's teachers, for their part, made it clear last week that they do not support the government's aggressive push toward online learning at the college level.
The results of a province-wide survey of professors, released last week by the Ontario Association of University Faculty Association (OAUFA), revealed that the vast majority -- 86% of Canadian faculty - believe that converting 60% of undergraduate courses to an online format would irreparably "harm the quality of university education."
