The origins of the new knowledge media; social forces driving educational change; learning in an electronic environment; counting the cost; a cost or an investment?; re-engineering technological infrastructure; re-skilling and supporting staff; re-orienting the teaching programme; redesigning learner support services; developing an evaluation strategy; effecting the transition; developing a best practice orientation; a quality assurance framework; anticipating tomorrow's innovations today?.
Alastair Inglis, Vera Joosten, Peter Ling
"As the manager of the distance education unit at my university, I
found this book to be an excellent and comprehensive introduction
to knowledge media and its relationship with teaching and
learning
This book is a handy reference for any education administrator
planning the move from traditional face-to-face or print-based
correspondence courses to on-line delivery.
."
-NACADA Journal, Volume 24(1&2), Spring & Fall 2004
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