Transnational distance learning: A student perspective

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IGI Global
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2012
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Singh A
Cochrane G
Uyar Z
More C
Scarcella J
Yoshida K
Mohammed J
Abstract

This chapter describes the online educational experiences of students in both emerging and developed countries around the world. The authors are from France, Japan, India, Cyprus, Canada, the United States, and Fiji. This cross-section was chosen to present a global view of student needs for transnational education. The chapter presents personal vignettes of the online educational experiences, as well as the authors’ views of student needs in the future. The authors also describe how they used technology to coordinate writing this chapter from six countries around the world.

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Singh A,Cochrane G,Uyar Z,More C,Scarcella J,Yoshida K,Mohammed J (2012). Transnational distance learning: A student perspective. In Hogan B (Ed.), Transnational distance learning and building new markets for universities.: 68-85. IGI Global.
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Fields of Research::39 - Education::3903 - Education systems::390303 - Higher education
Fields of Research::39 - Education::3904 - Specialist studies in education::390405 - Educational technology and computing
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