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From Distance Education to Distributed Learning Surviving and Thriving

From Distance Education to Distributed Learning Surviving and Thriving

Title:From Distance Education to Distributed Learning Surviving and Thriving (ID: CSD3828)
Author(s):Kathleen Matheos (University of Saskatchewan) and Walter Archer (University of Saskatchewan)
Topics:E-Learning
Source:Online Journal of Distance Learning Administration
Origin:Community Contributions (2004)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:This paper shares the experiences of the University of Saskatchewan, a conventional, face-to-face, research-intensive university, in its efforts to meet the conflicting demands of this situation. This institution's development and implementation of distributed learning over a five year period is discussed.
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