Distance Education

Papers
(The median citation count of Distance Education is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-07-01 to 2025-07-01.)
ArticleCitations
Beyond design: The systemic nature of distance delivery mode selection47
Exploring instructors’ cultural presence in online course design and delivery43
From open access to open science—Open education in transition42
Effects of personal and instructor goals on MOOC continuance intention40
Deepening the focus on microcredentials—labour market sector relevance, quality and inclusion: a critical commentary38
Toward building a fair peer recommender to support help-seeking in online learning29
The online PhD dropout: narratives and meanings of withdrawal25
Open educational resources as the panacea for the decolonisation of e-learning content in South Africa24
Learning at a distance: recognising remote tutoring as a career23
Addressing the challenging elements of distance education22
A synergistic framework for curricular flexibility in online collaborative learning21
Does the early bird catch the worm? A large-scale examination of the effects of early participation in online learning20
Universal design in online education: A systematic review19
Examining online university classrooms through emotion work and feeling currencies18
Pre-service teachers’ adaptability to blended teaching and its predictors17
Promoting potential through purposeful inclusive assessment for distance learners16
Mapping racial justice to online teacher education13
Photos from home: Integrating lived experience in a remote-learning environment13
Effectiveness of blended teaching in preservice teacher education: A meta-analysis13
“Welcome to my backyard”: an intersectional approach to inclusive teaching in the asynchronous learning environment13
Teachers’ motivating styles and students’ agentic engagement in online learning12
Systemic considerations to support distance education environments12
Exploring (in)dependent learning in a cross-institutional project about perceptions of learning11
Developing an agentic engagement scale in a self-paced MOOC11
Inclusive online and distance education for learners with dis/abilities11
Explaining technical, social, and discursive participation in online mathematical discussions10
Do online teaching and social presences contribute to motivational growth?10
Leveraging technology for animal anatomy practicals10
Design principles for holistic student formation in online programs10
Characterization of approaches to online teaching in distance education courses10
Reimagining and reengineering education systems for the post-COVID-19 era10
Temporal-spatial and pedagogical flexibility in distance education9
The open master: A new model of transnational higher education9
The effects of politeness in shaping discourse in online debates8
Examining online teaching practices in a K-12 setting8
Promoting culturally responsive teaching in online learning: experiences and challenges of instructors and students in higher education8
Identifying accessibility factors affecting learner inclusion in online university programs7
Enhancing distance learning with virtual reality: investigating learners’ engagement and outcomes7
Teachers’ use of mobile devices in suburban under-resourced secondary schools in Nepal7
Virtual internships in open and distance learning contexts: Improving access, participation, and success for underrepresented students7
Exploring differences between students’ interactions, online presence, and cognitive presence7
Teacher motivating styles and undergraduates’ self-regulation of their online learning experience6
Silver linings for learning in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic6
Understanding college students’ cognitive engagement in online collaborative problem-solving: A multimodal data analysis6
Effects of computer-based mind mapping on students' reflection, cognitive presence, and learning outcomes in an online course6
A systems perspective on data and analytics for distance education6
Asynchronous and synchronous remote teaching and academic outcomes during COVID-196
Enhanced learning engagement through teaching presence in online distance education6
The effectiveness of nudging key learning resources to support online engagement in higher education courses5
Implementing distance learning design approaches: lessons from six impact narratives5
Understanding the role of online teaching assistants in student engagement5
Leveraging explainability for discussion forum classification: Using confusion detection as an example5
In defense of expertise—Teachers, teaching, and teaching design4
Students with mental health (dis)Abilities’ storied experiences within distance education4
Strategies to promote self-regulated learning for online diverse students4
Examining gains and pains of a new virtual internship design4
Conceptualising distance doctoral study after COVID-19: are we post-distance now?4
Gamified online course design: a scoping review of the research4
Who gets to decolonize: a reflection on the importance of positionality in the decolonization of digital learning spaces and learning design4
Getting hands-on: Praxis-focused assessment to enhance online arts teacher education4
What contributed to students’ online learning satisfaction during the pandemic?4
Threats and tensions for open, flexible, and distance learning post-COVID-194
Interaction in online postgraduate learning: what makes a good forum?4
Beyond the virtual classroom: integrating artificial intelligence in online learning4
Investigating students’ experience of online/distance education with photovoice during COVID-194
Effects of online teaching presence on students’ cognitive conflict and engagement4
Reimagining education futures to lead learning for tomorrow4
Fostering a sense of belonging through online qualification events4
Allied health clinical placements with a remote supervision model: Students’ and clinical educators’ perceptions4
Introducing mesocredentials: Connecting MOOC achievement with academic credit4
Are we close(d)? Debating the openness paradox in science4
Home broadband and student engagement during COVID-19 emergency remote teaching4
Designing MOOCs in South America towards open and equitable education4
Advising college students with dis/abilities in online learning4
Relationship between learner profiles and learner–content interaction in online learning: Exploring implications for learning experience design3
“It feels real”: Events management and online experiential learning in COVID-193
The motivation to earn digital badges: a large-scale study of online courses3
Conservatory and music schoolteachers’ experiences with videoconferencing software during and after the COVID-19 pandemic3
Decolonizing online learning: a reflective approach to equitable pedagogies3
Practical learning in hybrid environments: Can remote learning be active, authentic, and real?3
“Wow, she’s real!”: re-examining pre-service art teachers’ online learning experiences3
Online physics laboratory course: United Kingdom Professional Standards Framework perspective from Walailak University, Thailand3
Instructional designers’ shifting thinking about supporting teaching during and post-COVID-193
A SeNA-based study of in-service teachers’ interaction patterns in an online learning community3
Factors influencing faculty’s online teaching decisions3
Utilizing the Learner Variability Navigator to support inclusive instructional design3
Fifty years of open education policy and practice in Australia3
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