Open and Distance Education
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Open and Distance Education is a term that evolved from the concept of distance learning and open education. Distance Learning or Distance Education is a form of education that allows learners and teachers to interact with learning materials and with one another without having to be in the same geographical location. Before the popularity of the internet, Distance Education was accomplished using modules that are delivered to the learners’ location and are sent back to the Distance Education provider for marking. As technologies evolved, radio and television were also used. The internet revolutionized the way distance education is being facilitated by popularizing online learning. This is also called distributed education. Open education on the other hand refers to education provided by institutions that lessened, if not removed, barriers for learners to enter. Examples of these barriers are entrance exams or grade requirements. Hence, open and distance education exhibits the characteristics of both open education and distributed education.
Table of Contents
[edit | edit source]- E-learning Readiness
- MOOC Learner and Learner Support for MOOC Learning
- Course Design
- Cultural influences in online learning
- Emerging Technologies in Open and Distance Education
- QA in Open and Distance Learning
- AI in Open and Distance Education
Information
[edit | edit source]This book is organized and edited by Professor Insung Jung and students from the International Christian University
Authors
Chapter 1. Eiman Yassing & Tekonnang Timee
Chapter 2. Qiu Wang & Ousmane Traore
Chapter 3. Toaiauea Toabwa & Ai Suzuki
Chapter 4. Phan Minh Nhat & Llewellyn Nelson
Chapter 5. Roberto Figueroa & Maia Duggan
Chapter 6. Naoko Takahashi & Tomasi Lakeba
© Roberto B. Figueroa Jr., et. al., 2018
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