A Classroom of One: How Online Learning Is Changing our Schools and Colleges

Gene I. Maeroff

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Online and Blended Learning Educational Innovations and Challenges Technology-Enhanced Education Studies

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A study of online learning throughout the world examines virtual campuses, evaluating the methods by which electronic learning is conducted while reviewing the business of online education.

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