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Thursday, February 20, 2003
Campus on a keyboard - Daniel Hoare, Australian Herald Sun
Online study, a revolution not so long ago, is now an essential tool for universities competing for a new generation of students. Having shaken off many of the teething problems associated with new technology, online education can be tailored to the needs of students across a range of courses. Originally touted as a panacea for university funding problems, online learning has emerged instead as a tool that can be applied in many courses, adding an extra dimension to traditional distance education courses – which still use post, video, audio and telephone – as a delivery system on its own, or as an adjunct to on-campus courses.
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