Distance education : statewide, institutional, and international applications : readings from the pages of Distance Learning Journal

This book is a collection of readings from Distance Learning journal written by practitioners for practitioners.

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors Simonson, Michael R. (Compiler)
Format Electronic eBook
LanguageEnglish
Published Bingley, U.K : Emerald Publishing Limited : Information Age Publishing, Inc., [2016]
EditionSecond edition.
SeriesPerspectives in instructional technology and distance learning.
Subjects
Distance education.
Education > Distance, Open & Online Education.
Open learning, distance education.
elektronické knihy
electronic books
Online AccessFull text
ISBN9781806609666
DOI10.1108/978-1-68123-643-8
Physical Description1 online resource (x, 252) : illustrations

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Table of Contents:
  • Introduction
  • Part 1: State-based and statewide approaches to distance education
  • Chapter 1. Florida virtual school
  • Chapter 2. Access distance learning
  • Chapter 3. Northstar academy
  • Chapter 4. South carolina virtual public school
  • Chapter 5. Exas virtual school network
  • Chapter 6. South carolina virtual school
  • Chapter 7. Learning at georgia virtual school
  • Chapter 8. Roward virtual school
  • Chapter 9. Georgia schools: Virtually here
  • Chapter 10. Meeting the shifting perspective: The iowa communications network
  • Part 2: Institution-based applications of distance education
  • Chapter 11. Michigan virtual university
  • Chapter 12. Navy college afloat program
  • Chapter 13. Umassonline
  • Chapter 14. Tribal colleges and universities
  • Chapter 15. Maximizing hr professional's leadership role in e'learning
  • Chapter 16. The global campus: Examining the initiative from the perspective of diffusion theory
  • Chapter 17. Online learning opportunities for k 12 students in florida's nassau county
  • Chapter 18. Responding to change: Online education at the college of central florida
  • Chapter 19. A closer look at distance learning in the kansas city, missouri school district
  • Chapter 20. Reaching beyond the conventional classroom: Nasa's digital learning network
  • Chapter 21. The virtual campus at the international academy of design and technology online
  • Chapter 22. Us army and us navy staff officer distance education programs
  • Part 3: International applications of distance education
  • Chapter 23. University of the west indies
  • Chapter 24. Online education in the bahamas
  • Chapter 25. The evolution of odl system in nigeria
  • Chapter 26. Delivery of an online MBA program for future business leaders in ukraine
  • Chapter 27. Instructional technology and distance education in nigeria
  • Chapter 28. Distance learning in belize: A benefit for youths and adults
  • Chapter 29. Challenges in distance learning for the higher education sector in the republic of congo
  • Chapter 30. Distance education and the well being of the kabongo region in the democratic republic of congo
  • Chapter 31. Distance learning and bilingual education cd-roms in rural areas of the democratic republic of congo
  • Chapter 32. Educational leaders perspectives: Pros and cons of distance education in a small Caribbean island
  • Chapter 33. And finally, educational colonialism.

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