Face-to-Face vs. Cyberspace
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Face-to-Face vs. Cyberspace:
Finding the Middle Ground
by W. Sean Chamberlin
Combining the best of both worlds—traditional and distance
learning—is the wave of the future of instruction.
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Technology Accros the Curriculum
Los Angeles Valley College's video-conferencing system follows
a professor to Canada; the University of North Carolina broadcasts medical 'grand
rounds' via the Web; the University of South Florida launches IP-based video
conferencing; streaming media enhances a religion course at Chattanooga State
Technical Community College; and instant messaging aids communications in a
distance-learning environment at CSU, Sacramento.
The Medium Rescues the Message
UNC Makes 'Grand Rounds' on the
Intranet
University of South Florida Nurses
Video Conferencing Onto the Internet
Enriching Religious Studies Online
Video Classroom on a Sh'estring
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