The History of Distance Education
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- Q1What is distance education?"Telecommunication networks now circle the globe, kinking people from many nations together in novel and exciting ways" (AECT, 2001)."Bring students together in one place to learn from one of the masters" (AECT, 2001)."Instruction through print or electronic communications media to persons engaged in planned learning in a place or time different from that of the instructor" (AECT, 2001).60s
- Q2How did the invention of the radio and television have an impact on distance education?People could learn from shows.People were able to learn about distance education.They became a way to learn what schools were offering distance education.They became a new delivery system for distance education.60s
- Q3Which of the following is NOT one of the 6 elements of distance education?Use of media to link teacher and learnerSeparation of teacher an learnerOne-way exchange of communicationInfluence of an educational organization60s
- Q4Which university began using technology to supplement print-based instruction in 1969?British Open UniversityNational Technological UniversityUniversity of ChicagoOklahoma State University60s