1. Going the Distance
- Author
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Lichtenberg, James
- Subjects
Universities and colleges -- Curricula ,Electronic publishing -- Forecasts and trends -- Usage -- Services -- Media coverage -- Planning ,High technology industry -- Forecasts and trends -- Usage ,Educational technology -- Media coverage -- Forecasts and trends -- Usage ,Distance education -- Services -- Usage -- Forecasts and trends ,Education -- Planning -- United States ,Internet -- Usage -- Forecasts and trends ,Advertising, marketing and public relations ,Business ,Publishing industry ,Company business planning ,Electronic publishing ,Market trend/market analysis ,Internet ,Technology in education ,Electronic publication ,Planning ,Curricula ,Usage ,Services ,Media coverage ,Forecasts and trends - Abstract
With the help of technology, correspondence courses evolve into electronic learning DISTANCE LEARNING has been around a long time,' notes Ed Stanford, president of McGraw-Hill Higher Education. 'It used to [...]
- Published
- 2001