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Distance education: A bibliographic review for educational planners and policymakers 1992-2002

Journal of Planning Literature
Journal · Vol. 17 · Issue 3 · pp. 372-390
Abstract

Distance education is a growing area of interest in the academic literature. An explosion of articles has appeared in recent years documenting this trend at postsecondary institutions. The topics addressed in the literature include the demand for distance education, its acceptance by students and instructors, the quality of distance learning, the methods of delivery, the economic impact of providing distance education, and the technological requirements necessary for the delivery of online courses. This bibliography focuses on the academic literature of the last decade and provides an overview for planners and policymakers in their attempt to develop quality distance education programs.

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learning education
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University of South Alabama, Mobile, AL, United States
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3 Public Administration Quarterly, (1998)
4 2001 National Survey of Information Technology in US Higher Education, (2002)
5 Chronicle of Higher Education, (2002)
6 Chronicle of Higher Education, (2002)
7 Distance Education Definition and Principles, (1998)
8 Dollars Distance and Online Education the New Economics of College Teaching and Learning, (2000)
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10 Journal of Distance Education, (1992)
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