Bringing the Internet Home: Adult Distance Learners and Their Internet, Home, and Work Worlds

Caroline Haythornthwaite · Michelle M. Kazmer

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Online and Blended Learning Adult and Continuing Education Topics Work-Family Balance Challenges

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This chapter contains section titled: Introduction Media and Interaction in the Online Environment Students' Experience of the Online Environment Involvement in Social Worlds Social Worlds Obligations and Time with Others Discussion

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