Distance education technologies in Asia [Book] / edited by Jon Baggaley and Tian Belawati ; foreword by Sir John Daniel.

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TextPublication details: New Delhi : Sage India pvt ltd, c2010.Description: xxxv, 270 p. : mapISBN:

9788132105619

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Summary: This book is a unique collation of the results of studies of educational technologies across an extensive network of Asian countries. It also provides a useful snapshot of Distance Education’s (DE)development in Asia in the early years of the 21st century. The surveys reported cover different DE contexts, methodologies, and levels of generalisability, and add to the existing scholarship on the subject by providing previously unavailable, firm evidence about DE’s prospects in Asia.

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This book is a unique collation of the results of studies of educational technologies across an extensive network of Asian countries. It also provides a useful snapshot of Distance Education’s (DE)development in Asia in the early years of the 21st century. The surveys reported cover different DE contexts, methodologies, and levels of generalisability, and add to the existing scholarship on the subject by providing previously unavailable, firm evidence about DE’s prospects in Asia.

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