The purpose of this paper is to provide the reader with an "at-a-glance" comparison of the features of several popular online finance websites. We focus on two typical uses of online sites—portfolio management and individual stock research. We discuss the benefits of select features related to those two tasks, provide an example assignment that incorporates those tasks, and give suggestions for possible implementation across several finance courses within the typical finance curriculum.
The Journal of Financial Education, published quarterly, is devoted to promoting financial education through publication of articles that focus on: 1) Educational research 2) Creative pedagogy 3) Curriculum development We seek articles that help improve the delivery of financial education through research that tests hypotheses regarding all aspects of the educational process, pedagogical papers that offer interesting or unique approaches to teaching, case studies, and literature reviews. All papers go through a double-blind reviewing process.
FEA is a professional association of finance academicians devoted to financial education. FEA's mission is to enhance the teaching of financial education and improve the collegiate financial education experience by encouraging educational research, curriculum development, creative pedagogy and professional development. FEA seeks its mission through annual conferences with presentations of educational research and pedagogical papers, workshops and panel discussions and by fostering the dissemination of this research and pedagogy through the Journal of Financial Education and Advances in Financial Education.
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