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Monday, September 10, 2001
http://www.elearningmag.com/Sept01/knowledge.asp Knowledge as Commodity - How do e-commerce and e-learning relate? By Evan T. Robinson, R.Ph., Ph.D. Current e-learning competition in higher education requires comprehensive planning that allows for flexibility, modularization, and opportunities to generate revenue as well as make a profit. This means that e-learning should be viewed as a business opportunity and venture, not just as an exercise in pedagogy. In this respect, e-learning becomes the e-commerce extension of an existing academic model...
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