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Rating 0 Rating 0 Rating 0 Typically, the term "Distance Education" is applied to any educational experience that is not conducted in a "traditional on-site classroom."
With this definition there are a number of educational services that fall under the umbrella title of "Distance Education," including:
Correspondence Education (done my mail)
Partial Distance Education (part traditional/part correspondence or electronic)
CD-ROM (Students work with a CD-ROM)
Telecourse/Broadcast (Education through TV or Radio)
PocketPC/Mobile Learning (Education through mobile devices or through a wireless servers)
Internet Distance Education (Education conducted either synchronously or asynchronously using the internet)
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