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Distance Learning

Name: Distance Learning
Brand: Springer
SKU: 02183927
Price: 39688 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: C.M. Chang
ISBN: 9789400974036

On the Design of an Open University

C.M. Chang

H.F.M Crombag

K.D.J.M. van der Drift

J.F. Moonen

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 02183927

Publishers Springer, October 2011

History The present book is a translation and in part an adaptation of a study the authors conducted... Full description

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History The present book is a translation and in part an adaptation of a study the authors conducted for the Dutch Ministry of Education. Several years ago, the Dutch authorities decided to found an Open University, a system of distance learning especially suited to students only able or willing to devote part of their time to their studies, and, moreover, not generally capable of studying at fixed times or places. A preparatory committee was created, which published a preliminary report in 1 1978. This report was largely concerned with the kinds of courses the Open University should offer and the kinds of students it planned to enroll. The report also discussed possible teaching methods or media of the Open University. The predominant conclusion was that written instruction should constitute the basic teaching medium, and that other media (e. g. , computerized instruction or televi sion) were only to be added if the written medium failed to realize the desired teaching objectives. This preference was mainly based on considerations of cost, since the committee expected written instruction to be the cheapest alternative possible. Whether this is in fact true will be discussed later in this book. We were then asked to reconsider the different possibilities of teaching methods and media in more detail, in terms of their differential teaching effects, costs of application, and the committee's preference for the print medium. Work was started on this assignment in 1978 and completed a year later.