What colleges have faculty that earn degree Online ?

In my experience, the only colleges and universities that seem to hire faculty who have their graduate degrees entirely from online schools are online colleges themselves. The job market for faculty positions is so tight that the pool of applicants always includes candidates from prestigious F2F universities, and they will always be regarded as better candidates. Maybe this isn't fair, but this seems to be the way it is. And it's often based on solid reasoning: faculty candidates with doctorates from traditional colleges and universities usually have had funding, better research opportunities, and more support.
 Years ago, employers were skeptical of online degrees solely at the fact that they were so new—and many employers also thought that those who pursued their education online were lazy. However, employers' views of earn degree online has dramatically changed—they are now seen as valid and acceptable by most companies—especially from prestigious schools like Stanford. In fact, according to CNN’s coverage of an Excelsior College and Zogby International survey, a whopping 83 percent of surveyed executives stated that they believed an online degree is just as credible as a traditional degree, as long as long as the online institution is accredited and known for its quality programs (like Stanford). Earning a computer science degree online may also benefit you more, since employers will be impressed at the fact that you earned your degree working on the main tool that you will use throughout your entire career—the computer.