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Planning for Higher Education Journal
Principles for Promoting the Financial Sustainability of Online Programs
From Volume 37 Number 3 | April–June 2009By Katrina Meyer, Janis Bruwelheide, Russell PoulinPlanning Types: Academic Planning, Resource PlanningThe project described in this article was an attempt to uncover the principles of financial sustainability for online programs and to align these with a guide to managing online programs. An initial team of experienced online educators developed draft principles, which were then reviewed by an external consultant and revised; the revised principles were subsequently reviewed and critiqued by seven directors of FIPSE projects that involved developing and offering online programs. The revised principles are a comprehensive set of questions, issues, and concerns that are important for administrators to understand and address when planning for online programs.
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