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== Definition ==
== Definition ==
See also: [[e-learning]]


== Kinds of distance teaching ==
== Kinds of distance teaching ==
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# Where To Learn: places wherein to study ( home, training centre, classroom, etc.).
# Where To Learn: places wherein to study ( home, training centre, classroom, etc.).
# How To Learn: learning methods and techniques as well as the media to be used.
# How To Learn: learning methods and techniques as well as the media to be used.
== Links ==
[http://www.eden-online.org/ European distance and e-learning network]




== References ==
== References ==


Armando Rocha Trindade (1993), Basics Of Distance Education, The Conceptual Panorama Of Distance Education And Training, European Distance Education Network (Eden). [http://www.eden-online.org/papers/publications/book-02.pdf]. This older article contain is still a good primer.
Armando Rocha Trindade (1993), Basics Of Distance Education, The Conceptual Panorama Of Distance Education And Training, European Distance Education Network (Eden). [http://www.eden-online.org/papers/publications/book-02.pdf]. This older article contain is still a good primer for certain questions and history.

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Definition

See also: e-learning

Kinds of distance teaching

Trindade (1993) defined the following variables to define modus operandi of distance learning regimes:

  1. Who Learns: population potentially covered by distance education.
  2. Who Teaches: assistance and guidance of the student by the tutor/counsellor of the school, training centre or any other.
  3. What To Learn: selection of courses/curricula and related contents.
  4. When To Learn: period for course attendance, study and assessment.
  5. Where To Learn: places wherein to study ( home, training centre, classroom, etc.).
  6. How To Learn: learning methods and techniques as well as the media to be used.

Links

European distance and e-learning network


References

Armando Rocha Trindade (1993), Basics Of Distance Education, The Conceptual Panorama Of Distance Education And Training, European Distance Education Network (Eden). [1]. This older article contain is still a good primer for certain questions and history.