History and Scope of Distance Education

By:

Aggarwal, D. D

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TextPublication details: New delhi Sarup & sons.

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Contents
Preface
1. The History and Scope of Distance Education
2. The Minerva Project in Brazil
3. A Madureza Project in Bahia, Brazil
4. The Malawi Correspondence College
5. The Mauritius College of the Air
6. The Korean Air-Correspondence High School
7. In-service Teacher Education in Kenya
8. What Do People Do All Day?
9. The Ulltimate Hurdle
10. Modeling a Little World: The Physics System
11. Modeling the Inhabitants: The Al System
12. A New Look at Work: The Interface System
13. The Scariets Word of All: Gameplay
14. Why Use Grades, Anyway? Metrics, Scores, and Simulations
15. Virtual Leader vs. The World
16. Seventeen Simulation Issues
17. A Manifest Destiny: Simulations and The Training Industry
18. Epilogue: Looking Back at Schools
Index

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